Beautiful women are only a tiny percentage of the population. I knew some women in that tiny percentage. Men asked them out all the time, so they had to turn many men down. I remember one in particular who was very kind. Now and then, a man would sweep her off her feet, only to break her heart later. How many men should she say ‘yes’ to?
You are committing the "Apex Fallacy,"
The informal fallacy of evaluating a population based only on its apex, its best (top-tier) members or other extreme / outlying members.
A small percentage of men are cads who repeatedly pester and maybe even harass female coworkers and the like. Many women then generalize that (all) men are like that. (NOTE: It might be sensible to adopt a correspondingly cautious posture based upon that premise - e.g., when entering elevators - even while NOT accepting it as factually true and NOT propagating throughout mainstream culture that "all men are pigs!")
Likewise, the "beautiful women" who you admit are only a "tiny percentage of the population" are also especially prone to certain unpleasant experiences (excessive "come ons" - is that really so terrible?).
The suboptimal life experiences of a "tiny percentage of the population" really shouldn't be used as a basis for discussion. It is namely impossible to derive generalized, broadly useful conclusions on their basis.
Some men complain about rejection, but they are complaining that the most attractive women rejected them.
I call B.S. on that observation! Most men tend to "stay in their lane," i.e., "shoot their shot" within their league. Also: Men tend to not complain about being rejected, but rather about the MANNER in which they are rejected. Studies have shown that - esp. in social settings where the women are being observed by their peers - the rejections tend to be more devastating, because females actually believe that that will burnish their reputations among their peers!
The female estimation of the (physical) attractiveness of men is DEMONSTRABLY skewed: Statistics show that women rate about 75% of all men as "below average" (which is mathematically impossible). The majority of men are thus "invisible" to most women. Hence the commonplace lament of "Where are all the good men?"
At the same time, men's assessment of female beauty is an almost perfect Gaussian Curve (also known as a "Bell Curve").
Regards,
These women are also orbiters of the high value men, so they get mistreated and because the only men they associate themselves with are high value men they get the impression that all men are like this.
I did not call men ‘pigs’ or ‘cads.’
However, I deleted a line before posting, so I will add it here: Most young women are hit on very often, even when they don’t look like supermodels. They constantly must turn men down. It’s not a new phenomenon; it’s always been true.
I mentioned beautiful women as an example. But I also wrote that many nice young women are saving themselves for marriage. Yet, you made no mention of the virtuous women in your reply.
Why not?