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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Import one from out of state. Worked for me. [/quote]

Kansas and Alaska has a high concentration of men.[/quote]

Women in Alaska have a saying: "In Alaska the odds are good, and the goods are odd." [/quote]
lol...

The problem is that women have upped their game but men haven't.   I got a mail order DH from Europe. Kidding, but he is an immigrant from Europe, and I'm Asian American.[/quote]

“Women have upped their game but men haven’t”: meaning what? Are we supposed to magically become taller and richer? [/quote]

Just more educated. 60% of university graduates are female. I don't entirely blame men -- there have been huge efforts to focus on girls from a young age, to encourage them to study in STEM fields, not fall behind, etc. Not much on the other side, focusing on boys falling behind.[/quote]
Yes, college educated with a decent job.  Statistically, there are more women than men in this category.

I don't think the issue is that our society focuses on girls and education more.  This is still largely a man's world, yet more women go to college than men because the jobs that women can get that pay well require college degrees, whereas for a man, they can still get decent paying jobs without a college degree.

Around places like DC though, college educated women tend to be more ambitious, though, so yes, they want a partner who is similarly ambitious.  That seems harder to find.

Most women I know aren't married to CEO, venture capitalist types.  They are married to decent men, with good paying jobs  - lawyers, IT professionals, scientists, engineers.

But, I will say that some women do have unrealistic expectations in terms of money and looks. But then again, some men have unrealistic expectations regarding a woman maintaining a high libido  and not gaining weight after having kids.  [/quote]

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