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I think you're right. Not driving is a problem for women too, but to a much smaller degree. There are other examples where the contrast is much clearer. Making
by vostok 9y ago
I think you're right. Not driving is a problem for women too, but to a much smaller degree. There are other examples where the contrast is much clearer.
Making less than $100k is nearly not an issue at all for women's dating opportunities where it's a significant issue for men.
Crying is another example.
- Mz 9y agoI am a woman. I gave up my car some years back. At one point, I was asked for a date by a guy who sometimes gave me a lift home from work when I had a corporate job. He was a senior programmer who likely made several times as much money as I did. So, my firsthand experience suggests I'm right. ;-)
- learc83 9y ago>Making less than $100k is nearly not an issue at all for women's dating opportunities where it's a significant issue for men. That might be a huge issue in a very few places. It's not a huge issue anywhere else. $100k is 3 times the median income for a 30 year old.
- vostok 9y agoYou can pick a number that makes more sense to you and the same argument applies. You can even choose different thresholds. A man who earns below the male median wage will have more difficulty dating than a woman who earns below the female median wage.
- theonemind 9y agoIs making less than $100k really an issue? The median household income from 2016 is just almost $60k. I mean, I guess it would depend on your area and "social class" or something?
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