Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I surveyed a group of women, some were married and others were single with no luck in men.
Those that were married just mentioned right timing, single ones said none of this advice works.
Well, what’s the reason why some men women just cannot land a proposal? Let alone a committed long term relationship?
Marriage material:
Good in bed, good at cooking, good at planning awesome vacations & weekends, good at cleaning & tidying, good with babies, toddlers, adolescents, tweens & teens, good at keeping family traditions, good health & wellness & fitness, and good at supporting me.
Was this signed Jane and Michael Banks?
Who’s that?
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I got the reference and thought you were funny!
But then, I have a cheery disposition…
Is this a sock puppet?
What’s “not cheery” about asking a basic question about some proper nouns?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: In DC know dozens of above-average looking, fun, smart, kind women, most with good jobs with benefits and a career ladder and a college education who never married. They are all Latina or Black, and are all Catholic or Protestant. Only 1 of them is "off" emotionally. The rest are lovely people who didn't demand anything that every woman deserves in a partner.
As I see, the White guys here either didn't ask them out or they dated and the guy decided he preferred a basic UMC White woman, especially if the woman was a first-gen college grad and had student loan debt and a modest family background. Their mostly short and bald Latino and Black male counterparts had their pick of women of color here, and most of them married women who were far better looking. If these women had moved back to the states they came here from, they would easily have a found a partner but he probably wouldn't be as well educated as her.
So, for these women of color I'd say they're still single because of the limited notions that White men have of female beauty, and because of family of origin class differences.
Jesus Christ! What the hell did I just read? Are you a Black or Latina female who is speaking from your own experience?
Anonymous wrote: In DC know dozens of above-average looking, fun, smart, kind women, most with good jobs with benefits and a career ladder and a college education who never married. They are all Latina or Black, and are all Catholic or Protestant. Only 1 of them is "off" emotionally. The rest are lovely people who didn't demand anything that every woman deserves in a partner.
As I see, the White guys here either didn't ask them out or they dated and the guy decided he preferred a basic UMC White woman, especially if the woman was a first-gen college grad and had student loan debt and a modest family background. Their mostly short and bald Latino and Black male counterparts had their pick of women of color here, and most of them married women who were far better looking. If these women had moved back to the states they came here from, they would easily have a found a partner but he probably wouldn't be as well educated as her.
So, for these women of color I'd say they're still single because of the limited notions that White men have of female beauty, and because of family of origin class differences.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Biggest red-flag in a woman is mental illness.
If she has a therapist, dump her.
Can confirm. Also if her family has a history of mental illness.
Anonymous wrote:Most of my friends met in mid 20's, married 1-3 years later, had 1-3 kids in early 30's, done having kids by 35, empty nesters by 50, kids employed by 55, enjoying being a couple again with more flexible jobs and better leisure budgets, hopefully grandparents between 60-65 and dead by 80-85.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I surveyed a group of women, some were married and others were single with no luck in men.
Those that were married just mentioned right timing, single ones said none of this advice works.
Well, what’s the reason why some men women just cannot land a proposal? Let alone a committed long term relationship?
Marriage material:
Good in bed, good at cooking, good at planning awesome vacations & weekends, good at cleaning & tidying, good with babies, toddlers, adolescents, tweens & teens, good at keeping family traditions, good health & wellness & fitness, and good at supporting me.
Was this signed Jane and Michael Banks?
Who’s that?
^ignore this PP![]()
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I got the reference and thought you were funny!
But then, I have a cheery disposition…
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:And if you want to have 2 kids before 40, you need to meet your husband by 35 assuming you want to get to know him before you get married so that may put you at getting married at 37 if you meet at 35. If everything goes right, you can have 2 kids before 40 if you meet at age 35.
Back this up 5 years minimum.
Meet no later than 30 to have kids at 35 and 37.
Anonymous wrote:And if you want to have 2 kids before 40, you need to meet your husband by 35 assuming you want to get to know him before you get married so that may put you at getting married at 37 if you meet at 35. If everything goes right, you can have 2 kids before 40 if you meet at age 35.
Anonymous wrote:Biggest red-flag in a woman is mental illness.
If she has a therapist, dump her.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Biggest red-flag in a woman is mental illness.
If she has a therapist, dump her.
Terrible approach
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Being good-looking has nothing to do with whether you got married by age 35. Most brides are not extraordinarily good-looking. But then again, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and lots of men seem content with very average-looking wives.
A lot has to do with the field you work in. Engineers and people in the medical profession have lots of opportunities to come across men on a daily basis while behaving in ways that men don't find intimidating. Women in non-profits will struggle to encounter unmarried hetero men in daily life. Women in law have it the worst because you meet new men but it's usually in an antagonistic setting. I have lots of female engineer friends and even the overweight and not well put together ones have men coming out of their ears.
Ugly women do not do well in the dating market. Sure, you don’t have to be beautiful but the guy has to be attracted to you.
True.
Attractiveness is real. Not being obese is a thing - believe it or not.
These are facts.
But, if you insist on clinging to what your mommy told you about “real beauty is on the inside; it’s all that matters,” well, I guess you can make that “your truth” ( enjoy all your cats).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I surveyed a group of women, some were married and others were single with no luck in men.
Those that were married just mentioned right timing, single ones said none of this advice works.
Well, what’s the reason why some men women just cannot land a proposal? Let alone a committed long term relationship?
Too many loser males.
Anonymous wrote:Biggest red-flag in a woman is mental illness.
If she has a therapist, dump her.