Especially since the whole issue is a red herring to begin with. There are really no "men good/women bad" or "women good/men bad" scenarios being played out generally.
The fact is that a good person is a good person--of whatever sex. And that most of the "troubles" stem not from the makeup of the chromosomes, but the makeup of the soul.
We are having problems as a society not because men are "lazy and eternally childish," or because women are "mercurial and impossible to please," but because too many of us have forgotten why we were put here on this earth to begin with.
Our pursuit of self-aggrandizement and self-"actualization" (in short, our preoccupation with "self") is what ultimately is beneath and behind all this post-modern angst.
Maybe the distinction between complaining and having a serious discussion is so fine that these threads have no value. I'd like to think that we can learn something from them. An advantage to having these kinds of discussions in a forum setting is that it at least gives people a chance to think about something before responding. Admittedly, sometimes we don't take that opportunity, but it is an opportunity that we never have in real life.
On the issues of things like "place" and "used goods," I don't have another answer. I know what I'm looking for in a marriage, and a woman who doesn't want that kind of marriage just isn't right for me. I don't say that to condemn her. She's just not right for me. In terms of "used goods," I don't see anything wrong with wanting the "romantic" idea of building my really great memories with just one woman. At my age, I probably won't find someone who hasn't been in some very serious relationships. On the other hand, I see nothing wrong with advising young people to be a little reserved through their teens and early twenties and saving many of their experiences for marriage partners to be found during their mid-twenties.
Even now, I would prefer a woman who hasn't had those deep relationships. I don't say this to condemn anyone. I've certainly made my mistakes too, but it wouldn't take long for a partner to have experienced more with me than any other woman has. In saying this, I'm not just talking about sex. I'm talking about general shared experiences of life. Again, a woman who has a problem with this idea just isn't right for me.
Maybe you are right that we can't have edifying (now there's a word from my church days) discussions of these things on a forum this big. However, I think that forums do hold certain advantages.