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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]* It is statistically improbable that a majority of or all of “gathering” of women in their early to mid 30s were “stunning”.

* It is statistically improbable that your daughter’s friendship group consists of women where a majority of or all of them are “stunning”.

* It is statistically improbable that any group of women where a majority holds two degrees that many of them are “stunning”.

* It is statistically improbable that a group of women that are “stunning” will find women within the group that are long term single.

* without knowing the “successful” profession(s) in which these women find themselves in, it is unlikely (though possible) that these women are “stunning”.

* It is statistically improbable that a group of women who are “stunning find themselves paired off with chumps.

I believe you that the men that they were paired with were less masculine. Especially given that from what you have told us, this group of women is very likely left-leaning politically. People aren’t dating across political lines any more and I suspect that the guys you would find to be more conventionally masculine are on the other side of the political aisle.  
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Certainly improbable for median American women, but not improbable for:

Upper middle class to wealthy upbringings, high school student-athletes, selective sorority sisters, college educated, advanced degrees, spin yoga pilates runners, reside in a healthy city, good jobs, healthy eaters, low or no cigarette drug and alcohol use.[/quote]

Np. Even among these cohorts, by age 30-35, the women in this area look old. Aging is normal and shouldn't affect how others perceive their beauty, but we all know it does, and women are even more so affected by this bias. [/quote]

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