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This is true, and honestly, has always been true. But its exaggerated by online dating and the relaxation of sex in modern society. I think whats really differe
by codingslave 8y ago
This is true, and honestly, has always been true. But its exaggerated by online dating and the relaxation of sex in modern society. I think whats really different, is that lots of young guys are taking note. Many are keenly aware that they are being left out. As I approach my early thirties, its weird to see those same women turn around and marry the men they previously rejected.
- raducu 8y agoSome women do that, but a lot do so bitterly and a lot can't do that at all and end up single in the end. I have single male friends in their thirties and they are generally content with life, holding no grudge to the opposite sex. For every content single man in his late thirties I se 2-3 disgrunted and bitter single women ranting about how they are slighted by the patriarchy.
- ck425 8y agoThere's plenty of evidence showing woman have different (and in many ways lower) standards for long term mating that short term mating. Which makes sense evolutionally.
- pokethetomato 8y agoThe real concern, is why are they marrying those men they used to reject. Feelings and emotions don't go away, and "settling" is very toxic thing to most people. They usually get more resentful about it over time(both the people who settle, and the people who were settled for if they find out).