Posted on 04/01/2019 4:59:26 PM PDT by GuavaCheesePuff
Fourth-year University of Minnesota psychology student Avery Yang was disappointed when things fizzled out between him and an employee at his favorite bagel shop, whom he affectionately referred to as “bae-gal” after they corresponded via text for a few days.
Though Yang said his relationship status is currently “single,” research shows he is not alone. A General Social Survey released late last month showed that 51 percent of those ages 18-34 – the highest amount ever measured by the survey – did not have a steady partner.
In an effort to learn more about the dating experiences of his peers, Yang then decided to produce a podcast, Dating to Discover, centered on college student dating.
“I wanted to create a community where we could talk about that kind of stuff and not feel judged or criticized for whatever we’re pursuing. It’s about having honest conversations about vulnerability, self-reflection and authenticity,” he said.
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They could cuddle too!
Men have been feminized for the better part of the past 40 years in society and schools.
An educated girl would be hard pressed to find a decent responsible man willing have a relationship and not be a dead-weight in the relationship. I know an MBA who’s pulling in $75k straight out of college trying to tug along her BF in life because she “loves him”. He hardly lifts a finger for anything and barely graduated college.
OTOH, most hard working guys worth their weight in salt don’t want anything to do with the bat-crazy over-emotional and overly materialistic women that inhabit their age category either.
Get a haircut and get a real job
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And exactly where is it written that it’s solely a man’s responsibility to bring everything to the table when the majority of today’s women think nothing of perpetually wallowing in open hypergamy and self-centeredness?
When The trade is security for loyalty the least the woman could bring is the loyalty rather than an absurdly high n-counr..
I really feel bad for young people.
The women mostly don’t know how to be women.
The men mostly don’t know how to be men.
Society and their parents have failed them.
My personal opinion is that women today need to learn to be much more submissive (but that’s the last thing they will want) and the men need to learn to be much more dominant (but they worry the women won’t give them permission to be dominant).
Permesso, you need to ask permesso..
in France they call that Pius Je
And exactly where is it written that it’s solely a man’s responsibility to bring everything to the table
I do not know where it is written, her point was they bring nothing.
In my day I met women the old fashioned way, I picked them up in bars,
Puis Je
There are no “good” ladies. Just lesser sociopathic hypergamous ones.
And she will grow old and she will be very lonely then.
Yeah, those :-)
It’s about having honest conversations about vulnerability, self-reflection and authenticity,” he said.
Ladies: If your man ever starts talking about things like vulnerability and self-reflection...RUN, RUN, RUN!
Most of these guys already have boyfriends.
One of my gals that I adore is whining that her Iraq/Afghan Vet hubby spent $235 on boxing gloves which she desires.
It’s all a bit of fun
These kids don’t know how to talk or flirt. Definitely seem to lack conversational skills. Too implanted with the I-phones. It’s truly sad .... glad I grew up when I did. I remember my then very darling husband about 34 years ago being extremely persistent with me throughout our dating years ....he pursued me, aggressively— and made no apologies ever for it. There was just no guessing and no hemming and hawing. We started our family early and never feared that either ... now on grandchild number two. I look at some of these kids nearing 30 and not even started anything in their lives and I just feel sorry for them.
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