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That economic meltdown permanently damaged the first half of the Millennial generation, the 1980s born Millennials. Millennials who finished college or graduate school in the 2008-2010 range were crushed by the job market of that time coming out of school. Many Millennials were saying then...

Probably because they see you as a creepy older dude trying to get college chicks

There was a college bar district in my town that I tried to pickup girls at in my early 30's. I never had any success. I just couldn't penetrate their social groups and I wasn't part of their cliques. Now take the same age, non-college girls at bars that weren't known as college bars and I...

...but maybe a helpful question to ask is, from their perspective, is it socially acceptable to hook up with someone who's not part of that college scene anymore and somewhat older? That could be a factor and more about their own social dynamics and the fear of judgment. A college bar crowd...

I mean this seriously, not as an insult: what happened to your whole approach to bettering the state of the forum? Most of your recent replies are just bashing without anything constructive. I don't feel like multi-quoting a single reply, so I'll go point-by-point: I definitely see myself as a...

It is because you appear as a loser creep to these women because only losers tend to hangout in college bars after a certain age. You are basically the kid that graduated high school still hanging out in the parking lot and going to every Friday night football game. Would you bang a...

You are having the issues you are having because you are 30-31 and going to a specific set of bars catering to 21-24 year old college students. 30-31 is not that old for certain graduate level programs. This is a Wilmington, DE problem. In bigger cities, no one cares if a man is 31 and...

And the world's smallest violin is eking out yet another tune

...ways or look out for traffic! They just expect the whole world around them would never run over a female. This is out of control. In a small college town I visited, I’ve even seen rich young women driving cars and they go completely out of their way not to make eye contact with any male...

The issue is that social media and OLD gives women the illusion that they can meet and date these types of men. They might not be able to meet a God, but there's plenty of demigods and frauds out there massaging their egos.

There's more than one way to think of leagues. Leagues exist in terms of education/income levels, yeah (which seems to be what you're describing). It's true that a high-earning PhD is unlikely to be neighbors with a high school dropout working an hourly job. Leagues also exist in terms of...

Not exactly. For it to be useful you still need to have a pretty good idea of what you are trying to do and the ability to have knowledge in that subject matter to spot errors because it always has some. Also if you don't know anything in that field, you would be clueless to whether it was...

Totally agree with this, I've talked about this before, how once I started making more money, I started hanging out in different social circles and people. When I was broke I didn't have access to those people like that. The trust fund chick is not looking for her future husband or boyfriend on...

...place. It’s a waste of time and money, according to respondents to a new Indeed report, which found 49% of Gen Z job hunters think their college education has lost value in the job market thanks to AI. Only about one-third of millennials feel the same way, and just 1 in 5 boomers have...

...don’t go to school together, don’t live in the same towns, and don’t go to the same places. Regarding leagues, a few weeks ago I told my attractive, middle-class, college-going female cousin about her delusional hypergamy, “The man you desire exists. You’re just not even going to meet him.”

...women use headphones/earbuds at their gyms to discourage approaches as well. This has gotten more commonplace over time. When I was in college (2001-2005), the iPod was new. The iPod was released in Fall 2001, in my freshman year of college. In roughly 2003 (the mid-point of me being in...

I've actually thought about moving to Texas. Southern hospitality is common no? Tennessee and Colorado are on my list too, but I have to visit any of them to get an idea of what they're like. I heard things about Houston and Dallas, with Austin being the most desirable apparently I find that...

...and stranger approaches Dallas women have abundance and are extremely demanding There's a culture of superficiality and pretention among college educated White women Not much foot traffic due to being an car-centered Sun Belt city There's a great thread on Dallas' mating scene...

...recall, all of my rejections were White in middle school and high school (seeing as I was raised in a 90+% White environment) Then I went to college in a community where Whites are a minority. Come college, I had some successes with Latinas that wouldn't have happened had I stayed in the...

Years ago I had a horrible motorcycle wreck. I tried to get into a really sharp corner designed for speeds of no more than 20mph. I was doing 100mph on entry and high sided at 60mph and shot up in the air 20ft where my hip was fractured from impact with the fuel tank in mid-air. I had a...