Re:The Sex Recession: The Share of Americans Having Regular ...
by margalabargala on Saturday August 30, 2025 @01:24PM
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> Women's equality has made women who didn't need to depend on a man. As a result, they got a lot choosier about what downsides, flaws, and baggage they were willing to put up with.
This would track with how a lot of dating apps, etc are described as "the top 70% of women competing for the top 30% of men"
Re:The Sex Recession: The Share of Americans Having Regular ...
by mjevans on Saturday August 30, 2025 @01:33PM
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I can't even manage to get people I chat with online to get together to play any videogames I like the idea of on a recurring basis.
Time and energy don't exist for _that_ level of casual activity, let alone overpriced and time-expensive in person activities.
Re:The Sex Recession: The Share of Americans Having Regular ...
by platevoltage on Sunday August 31, 2025 @01:00AM
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And I can speak with confidence that we men as whole, are not doing too hot.
Back on topic: You mention "people who aren't putting in any emotional labor to learning and growing as a person". But, from your first paragraph, who's got time and energy for that?
My own guess at an additional factor: Women's equality has made women who didn't need to depend on a man. As a result, they got a lot choosier about what downsides, flaws, and baggage they were willing to put up with.