Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Article from Today in 2001 on how men weren't even interested in settling down till their mid to late 30s.

https://www.today.com/health/what-men-want-20-30-40-i283386

Different times... And we are wondering why women went left??

""I'm a legs and butt man," says Andrew, a 23-year-old stockbroker. He explains, "My first thought when I see a woman is, 'Do I want to have sex with her?' That cuts out 70 percent right away. At this stage of my life I'm not particularly looking for anything long-lasting." That's probably because most male twenty-somethings have one burning desire: to build a successful career. In terms of women, well, the more the merrier. Men in their twenties want a pretty woman, an ornament on their arm to show their boss and the world: "Hey, I must be really cool to attract such a hot babe."

There's a hope at the end of this semi-shallow tunnel of youth: As men in their twenties age, they begin learning from experience. "You get knocked around a few times by women with big knockers and you realize a pretty face isn't everything," says 27-year-old Peter, a marketing consultant. "But I'm still initially attracted to someone's looks. So any busty blondes reading this can contact me through the Website. But I also want a woman who's sensitive because, hey, I got feelings."

Anonymous wrote:Misogyny explains why women would move from right to left but it does't explain why women would move from moderately left to far left which is what seems to be happening.

Anonymous wrote:Article from Today in 2001 on how men weren't even interested in settling down till their mid to late 30s.

https://www.today.com/health/what-men-want-20-30-40-i283386

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is a clear trend in which younger women are moving to the left, perhaps more than young men are moving to the right.

This article is a year old, but the findings still hold true.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/649826/exploring-young-women-leftward-expansion.aspx

Some interesting highlights:
-From 2001-2007, an average of 28% of women aged 18-29 identified as liberal, three percentage points higher than young men.
-From 2008-2016, an average of 32% of young women identified as liberal, five points higher than for young men.
-From 2017-2024, an average of 40% of young women identified as liberal, 15 points higher than for young men.
-Young Women have become more liberal regardless of college status

Because they are not stupid!

Project 2025 "men head of household" "women to lose all rights ie voting...etc"

Listen when they speak and for god's sake they wrote it down. Young women read!

Anonymous wrote:There is a clear trend in which younger women are moving to the left, perhaps more than young men are moving to the right.

This article is a year old, but the findings still hold true.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/649826/exploring-young-women-leftward-expansion.aspx

Some interesting highlights:
-From 2001-2007, an average of 28% of women aged 18-29 identified as liberal, three percentage points higher than young men.
-From 2008-2016, an average of 32% of young women identified as liberal, five points higher than for young men.
-From 2017-2024, an average of 40% of young women identified as liberal, 15 points higher than for young men.
-Young Women have become more liberal regardless of college status

Anonymous wrote:I suspect that the reason for the massive surge in out of state applicants to southern schools has to do with the political leanings of the women on campus. Parents of boys want them exposed to a viable pool of potential mates, and conservative girls are far more likely to be interested in marriage and children. The percentage of out of state students at, for example, Ole Miss and Bama, is double or more that of UVA and University of Maryland. I've noticed in particular that young men from the NY/NJ area (notoriously difficult dating grounds) seem to be swarming the southern campuses.

It's kind of a sad thing, the mismatch with boys wanting marriage and family and the girls not wanting marriage and family. Girls can have whatever political leanings they want, but it's understandable and human that boys still want marriage and therefore lean conservative.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think embracing of liberal values (eg freedom of choice in pursuit of life/liberty/happiness) lead women to reject organized religion, reject requirement to be married, and reject requirement to have kids.

Rather than vice versa.

Are they rejecting it or are men rejecting them?

What is being reported is young men want to be married and young women don't, a flip vs 20 years ago.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I suspect that the reason for the massive surge in out of state applicants to southern schools has to do with the political leanings of the women on campus. Parents of boys want them exposed to a viable pool of potential mates, and conservative girls are far more likely to be interested in marriage and children. The percentage of out of state students at, for example, Ole Miss and Bama, is double or more that of UVA and University of Maryland. I've noticed in particular that young men from the NY/NJ area (notoriously difficult dating grounds) seem to be swarming the southern campuses.

It's kind of a sad thing, the mismatch with boys wanting marriage and family and the girls not wanting marriage and family. Girls can have whatever political leanings they want, but it's understandable and human that boys still want marriage and therefore lean conservative.

I kinda find this hilarious considering twenty years ago in my 20s was all about women wanting marriage and guys just wanting to be "players" and play the field. But the attitude was that "boys will be boys" and now that the attitude has flipped, we have to condemn women?

Maybe girls just want to be girls.

+1 I specifically remember men used to whine about women pressuring them for marriage and babies and the “old ball and chain” jokes. Now it’s a problem?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I suspect that the reason for the massive surge in out of state applicants to southern schools has to do with the political leanings of the women on campus. Parents of boys want them exposed to a viable pool of potential mates, and conservative girls are far more likely to be interested in marriage and children. The percentage of out of state students at, for example, Ole Miss and Bama, is double or more that of UVA and University of Maryland. I've noticed in particular that young men from the NY/NJ area (notoriously difficult dating grounds) seem to be swarming the southern campuses.

It's kind of a sad thing, the mismatch with boys wanting marriage and family and the girls not wanting marriage and family. Girls can have whatever political leanings they want, but it's understandable and human that boys still want marriage and therefore lean conservative.

I kinda find this hilarious considering twenty years ago in my 20s was all about women wanting marriage and guys just wanting to be "players" and play the field. But the attitude was that "boys will be boys" and now that the attitude has flipped, we have to condemn women?

Maybe girls just want to be girls.

+1 I specifically remember men used to whine about women pressuring them for marriage and babies and the “old ball and chain” jokes. Now it’s a problem?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think embracing of liberal values (eg freedom of choice in pursuit of life/liberty/happiness) lead women to reject organized religion, reject requirement to be married, and reject requirement to have kids.

Rather than vice versa.

Are they rejecting it or are men rejecting them?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think embracing of liberal values (eg freedom of choice in pursuit of life/liberty/happiness) lead women to reject organized religion, reject requirement to be married, and reject requirement to have kids.

Rather than vice versa.

Are they rejecting it or are men rejecting them?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Roe V Wade was overturned. Enough said.

And the rise of toxic right wing misogyny - the Tate brothers and others in the right wing "red pill manosphere." The sleazy, creepy, manipulative "PUA" culture and dirtbag "alpha male" influencers. They are poisoning young men against women, teaching that women are inferior, and that women are just objects to be used, abused and dominated. Women recoil from that and want nothing to do with it. Women can see that they are under assault from the right wing.

Anonymous wrote:I think embracing of liberal values (eg freedom of choice in pursuit of life/liberty/happiness) lead women to reject organized religion, reject requirement to be married, and reject requirement to have kids.

Rather than vice versa.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I suspect that the reason for the massive surge in out of state applicants to southern schools has to do with the political leanings of the women on campus. Parents of boys want them exposed to a viable pool of potential mates, and conservative girls are far more likely to be interested in marriage and children. The percentage of out of state students at, for example, Ole Miss and Bama, is double or more that of UVA and University of Maryland. I've noticed in particular that young men from the NY/NJ area (notoriously difficult dating grounds) seem to be swarming the southern campuses.

It's kind of a sad thing, the mismatch with boys wanting marriage and family and the girls not wanting marriage and family. Girls can have whatever political leanings they want, but it's understandable and human that boys still want marriage and therefore lean conservative.

I kinda find this hilarious considering twenty years ago in my 20s was all about women wanting marriage and guys just wanting to be "players" and play the field. But the attitude was that "boys will be boys" and now that the attitude has flipped, we have to condemn women?

Maybe girls just want to be girls.