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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The majority of women don’t bring much of anything to a relationship. Even if they are attractive their looks will fade. There is no reason for men to pursue a relationship unless they can financially benefit. It is worthwhile if you can marry a high earner or someone who has family money. [/quote]

For a professionally and financially successful, mature, educated and physically highly attractive man--which is basically all the women who complain about the dating market are looking for--they don't need a woman who is career focused.  These men have that covered already.  They want a woman who is attractive, highly sexual but monogamous and loyal, and willing to have children and raise them including if that means putting their career on hold for at least a few years while the children are young.

If a woman is able and willing to bring those things to the table then she won't have any problems at all finding a decent man

No, you don't have to be a virgin, but a high body count is a huge red flag.  Lying about your body count or shaming the man for caring about your body count is a deal breaker for these men.

You cant find a suitable man to seriously date you because you are woefully under qualified.[/quote]

Well dayum! 🔥 [/quote]

What is the body count of these incense at 40 and why do they think they are entitled to ask or know women body count? Yakis![/quote]

If it bothers you that much; don't offer the information to your suitors and avoid men who care. Some men definitely care though. If it's not for you, move on. [/quote]

Of course I move on. It just deeply disgusting a 40 yo dude who lived his sexual life cares or bothers so much for women's sexual experience. [/quote]

He's allowed to have preferences, as long as he owns the consequences and outcomes. [/quote]

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