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Is it because most men are actually not having any significant trouble? Or because people don't want to talk about it?
For example, if you search "Tinder" in Google News you'll find 90%+ of the articles are written by women with recommendations for primarily other women on "how to get what you want" or alternatively about the top 1% of guys who get "too much sex" from the app.
You won't find much or any thing about the number of guys who are getting zero or near zero matches or ignored by the few matches they get. You won't find much of anything about the men that are being left out of the dating world, as people talk about here so often.
Despite the world being obsessed with "social justice", you won't read about women's pervasive patterns of racial, height, or other looks discrimination against men or how difficult they are to counteract. You won't read about the growing inequities in the dating marketplace these create.
Are most guys just not having trouble in dating? Or is it just "tabboo" to talk about?
For example, if you search "Tinder" in Google News you'll find 90%+ of the articles are written by women with recommendations for primarily other women on "how to get what you want" or alternatively about the top 1% of guys who get "too much sex" from the app.
You won't find much or any thing about the number of guys who are getting zero or near zero matches or ignored by the few matches they get. You won't find much of anything about the men that are being left out of the dating world, as people talk about here so often.
Despite the world being obsessed with "social justice", you won't read about women's pervasive patterns of racial, height, or other looks discrimination against men or how difficult they are to counteract. You won't read about the growing inequities in the dating marketplace these create.
Are most guys just not having trouble in dating? Or is it just "tabboo" to talk about?
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