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"In a place with one of the best gender-ratios in the country for single women, female friends I talk to complain that most of the men are, in fact, not availab
by autotune 11y ago
"In a place with one of the best gender-ratios in the country for single women, female friends I talk to complain that most of the men are, in fact, not available; they are all busy working on their start-ups, or data-crunching themselves. They have prioritized self-improvement and careers over relationships."
I'm particularly curious about what she believes the alternative option is here. Are we supposed to waste our time and self-esteem with uncertainty and self doubt in the pursuit of a relationship, or focus on something that brings immediate and tangible results, and keep building up our confidence through building and administrating tech like coding through Python and working with Linux? Personally I'll always take the the one that brings tangible results and confidence before the one that brings depression and uncertainty.
- douche 11y agoI was reading Hackers (http://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Computer-Revolution-Anniversary-Edition/dp/1449388396 http://www.amazon.com/Hackers-Computer-Revolution-Anniversar...) earlier this month, and that sounds pretty much like the "bachelor-mode" described therein. It's tough... You can devote your time to a logical, rational system that provides consistent rewards to your efforts - or you can pursue sex and unpredictable human factors.