That's wrong. Women's attractiveness to men (and vice versa) is based strongly on societal expectations. Those societal expectations have been getting programm

That's wrong. Women's attractiveness to men (and vice versa) is based strongly on societal expectations. Those societal expectations have been getting programmed by hollywood and media for so many decades that a massive amount or even majority has very unrealistic expectations. The ones that seem free of this were lucky to have a really good role model of more healthy realistic relationships in their family. In summary if we stopped programming people to have unrealistic expectations, they just might, maybe, don't you think .. form relationships more. I think though I'm not as sure that this applies to women more then men, based on the stats showing that most women will reject most men but not the other way around (1). 1) Reference for this is the OkCupid blog which has been deleted but would still be available with searching.