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Reply to "Who do you think is more delusional about who’s “in their league”? Men or women?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Men - all day long. We choose you. [/quote] This is true for sex, not for relationships. The problem with this analysis is that most men aren't delusional about their targets--they know they can't get most women. The top 1/5 of men can get a lot of women and are not delusional, while the top 1/20 of men can get all the women and tend to be misogynists. For relationships, most women tend to be delusional. The issue is that the ease of getting a man to have sex is far different from getting him to commit, but most women confuse the two and end up in "situationship" or as "side pieces" or whatever modern vernacular you prefer to use for being a human sex toy. Older women are the most delusional because they remember when they could get all the men (for sex) but have a hard time adjusting to the declining interest from men as they age. The truth is the hardest thing to land is a highly desirable man, and only a few women manage the task. [/quote] That’s the misogynistic crap. There is no such man on Earth who can get all women. [/quote] You must be unfamiliar with the stats from Tinder, etc. that show a small percentage of men garner the majority of female interest. [/quote] Who is funding the collecting and publishing of these stats on Tinder, and what’s their goal? How are they getting this data? It’s obviously not in the best interest of Tinder for people to feel that no one is interested and give up. And it’s also not in the best interest of Tinder for people to find a long term partner. They want people to hook up and come back to the app. So what’s the deal with this statistic? Where is it from? [/quote]
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