I think this kinds of article resonates with the hacker community, which tend to be in the geekier side, and male, and younger. Most guys in their 20s have had

I think this kinds of article resonates with the hacker community, which tend to be in the geekier side, and male, and younger. Most guys in their 20s have had some kind of trouble with dating at some point, the people that spend an inordinary amount of time in front of the computer, and interested in "un-exiting stuff", such as science, physics, mathematics, will have even harder time to find good mates. I am in my 20s too, and have all my stuff together, and I manage to find dates, but it is really hard to actually find a good relationship. Why? Women in their 20s get an disproprotionate amount of attention, and have a larger set of choices. And dealing with women in their 20s is even harder (unless you are willing to play games). Too be fair, both guys and girls in their early 20s seem not to know what they want. So, there is actually some kind of personal satisfaction (or schafenfreude) when you learn that eventually there is some kind of fairness to life, and their is a payback for all the partying and careless dating, and that things will get better if you are a guy. And since most of comunnity in here are guys, things like this will get upvoted.