Anonymous wrote:"I keep reading on this forum about the how number of unmarried, professional, young women in this area far outnumber the available and eligible men."
Just because you read something (on an anonymous forum) doesn't mean it true!
It is actually true!
Signed, an AA woman"
No, I'm sorry, there is no data, census or otherwise, that shows this. You might be able to find some data regarding the city of D.C., but that doesn't show the gender balance over the entire DMV. And it doesn't break down by age (i.e. eliminating the fact that women live longer than men, so in the 70+ age range there generally are more women than men). And while some data will show married vs. unmarried, there's certainly no data indicating how many of the unmarrieds are truly single (meaning not living with a partner or in a LTR).
Anonymous wrote:When I was in my 20s and working as a lawyer in a law firm, nothing was more unattractive to me than a married, male partner. BUT I knew it was happening and I know it happens. I was not attracted to them physically, and really, nothing about their lives was appealing to me.
One younger partner was married to a gorgeous woman, he was so nice and normal, and they had two really cute kids. I can honestly say, even though I thought, wow, he's a great guy...I never even considered in my fantasies, hitting on him or wanting to be with him.
Now that I'm 40s with two kids and a divorce...my opinion has not changed. The last thing I want is someone else's husband. If it's just for sex, I'm going with a single guy in his 30s! And if for money, better to go for an older single guy -- if divorced, he's sorted out the money issues, and if not, then there's your sugar daddy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My DH has never been hit on.
Mine gets hit on a lot - sometimes in front of me.
Is this at work functions, or more public places like bars?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I keep reading on this forum about the how number of unmarried, professional, young women in this area far outnumber the available and eligible men. Does that mean that older, married, wealthy professional men become a target?
This is a load of crap. Seriously, say there are 12 single women for every 10 single men. So in a room of 22 people hypothetically two people would not have a partner. Big deal. There are always single professional guys out there looking for dates. It's not like they are off fighting a war in wound up in prison.
Believe it is a load of crap at your peril. Among certain demographics, there is a big gap and that plays out on the dating scene.
Which demographics? What gap? Please elucidate on your theory so we can follow it? Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:ALL.THE.TIME