Interesting Take On Lack of Procreation

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I saw this awhile ago.

I watched a video that looked at trends for the last 20 years, as education has focused on girls at the expense of boys; it tracked the dropout rates, suspension rates, crime rates, college acceptance rates, suicide rates etc., and juxtaposed them...indicating how boys are falling behind girls in education, college graduates, high paying jobs, killing themselves, dropping out of society, etc.

They mentioned that college educated women are starting to notice the lack of available men too.

Also in many women's discussions they acknowledge a "shortage of eligible men" for marriage; as women have better paying corporate and professional jobs, there are fewer men at the same or higher economic levels, so there are fewer "qualified" men to go around, and more women looking for them. These women also don't consider men without college degrees or not working in their degree field as acceptable long term relationship prospects.

So women/girls are doing better economically, often at the expense of men/boys who check out or aren't seen as an option by women, creating a shortage of men that these college educated women accept as marriageable.

edit: the trend is getting worse for men and boys in the last 20 years; another study that 45% of women 25-44 will be single by 2030.
 
Never mind most of them are completely woke fools that men don't really want anything to do with beyond hook ups. It's bleak out there if you are a young dude in your 20's looking to start a family.
I saw this awhile ago.

I watched a video that looked at trends for the last 20 years, as education has focused on girls at the expense of boys; it tracked the dropout rates, suspension rates, crime rates, college acceptance rates, suicide rates etc., and juxtaposed them...indicating how boys are falling behind girls in education, college graduates, high paying jobs, killing themselves, dropping out of society, etc.

They mentioned that college educated women are starting to notice the lack of available men too.

Also in many women's discussions they acknowledge a "shortage of eligible men" for marriage; as women have better paying corporate and professional jobs, there are fewer men at the same or higher economic levels, so there are fewer "qualified" men to go around, and more women looking for them. These women also don't consider men without college degrees or not working in their degree field as acceptable long term relationship prospects.

So women/girls are doing better economically, often at the expense of men/boys who check out or aren't seen as an option by women, creating a shortage of men that these college educated women accept as marriageable.

edit: the trend is getting worse for men and boys in the last 20 years; another study that 45% of women 25-44 will be single by 2030.
Or they ride the cock carousel for 20 years and end up a single mother of 3 at 40yo that no one wants lol.
 
Well-educated well paid women, I suspect they want only the best; interesting men who out-earn them or Hollywood good looks....both in short supply.
So frigging strange that ugly ignorant couples who cannot provide for a family have a shit-load of kids....and that scenario repeats itself about every 15-20 years.
 
Hmmm, I wonder what a bunch of incels and divorced alcoholics think about women these days? Better check RT and find out....
 
No wonder she only has like 4 friends here :dunno:

Well, one of those is now banned, one is a bit of a hassle and the other loves tacos and starting BS threads on repeat. You know who the 4th is.
Was gonna say- 4 friends?
That sounds high lmfao
 
No wonder she only has like 4 friends here :dunno:

Well, one of those is now banned, one is a bit of a hassle and the other loves tacos and starting BS threads on repeat. You know who the 4th is.
So, are you an incel or divorced?
 
JD: women want him and men want to be him. In his own mind of course.
 
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