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That only charts cities. I strongly suspect that the answer is just that there are unmatched women who lives in more rural/suburban areas. For people between 1
by gbear605 8y ago
That only charts cities. I strongly suspect that the answer is just that there are unmatched women who lives in more rural/suburban areas.
For people between 18 and 44, the number of men very closely matches the number of women. So, ignoring polyamory, the the proportion of singles across America must be very gender-equal. Since that shows that the proportion of singles in cities in male-skewed, the proportion of singles elsewhere must be female-skewed.
- reversecs 8y agoThe proportion of single women is not skewed in other cities, its skewed in other age groups. You can have the same number of men and women and the older women have a hard time finding a man and the young men have a hard time finding a woman. It makes sense if you think about older men and younger women being able to easily match up and older women and younger men not being able to find anyone.