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> Pushing hard to advance one’s career during one’s 20s and 30s does not cost men the opportunity to father children I think this statement is arguably quite f
by antisthenes 2y ago
> Pushing hard to advance one’s career during one’s 20s and 30s does not cost men the opportunity to father children
I think this statement is arguably quite false. As you approach your mid to late 30s, your opportunity to find a suitable mate shrinks quite significantly.
Perhaps not as significantly as a woman, but a significant amount nonetheless.
- standardUser 2y agoThat is hard for me to believe. Men are SO much more dateable in their 30's and 40's than in their 20's. There's a reason women traditionally date older men, and only part of it is economics. Though money matters too, and older men tend to have more of it, which does come in handy when starting a family.
- antisthenes 2y agoI have no doubt that it used to be true, but not anymore. Post-2015 mating preferences are very...dynamic, let's say.
- standardUser 2y agoI'm a guy in his early-40's with a very healthy dating life. If there is some issues with men or women in their 30's finding a partner, I don't see it. What I do see if the almost guaranteed catastrophe that befalls couples who marry when they are too young.