Mysterious_Detective
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Hey guys,
I read the WSJ article and it seems that more wom
Hey guys,
I read the WSJ article, and it seems that more women are going to college than men. This thread is problematic since it will lead to more single-parent households. Women only want to date men equal or higher than then(education/financially..etc.) There are serious academic studies that show that when women become more educated, they even up not marrying at all.
I was discussing with a friend, and here's what we thought(Timeline):
1-Many women go to college, and many men drop out.
2-The men who dropped out end up not marrying or having children; they might work a trade. Meanwhile, educated women find it hard to find a partner.
3-The only men who end up going to college are an "Elite group" of men, usually wealthy. These men may marry foreign wives or marry the most "High Value" women from their same economic means. This thread is not uncommon, as I met a successful businessman who had a stay-at-home Vietnamese wife.
4-Some women can't find a high-value man; they end up getting pregnant by a random exciting guy.
5- This random guy is made to pay alimony and child support; he will be locked up in prison since he can't. This reality is more common than you guys think.
6-The mother, while educated, can't make enough money to support her child, so they end up living in poverty(bad neighborhood). Single-family households are a common source of poverty.
7-Having to grow up fatherless in a lousy neighborhood, boys are lead to join gangs as a scene of identity. Gang membership is closely linked to a lack of father figures and no stable homes.
8-As there are more gangs, crime increases in the neighborhood, and the city/country becomes more unstable. Formerly walkable neighborhoods become unwakable.
9-Seeing these threads, the upper class started moving to gated communities where they got away from crime and sending their children to private schools. The middle class fell more, and soon, the quality of public schools declined.
10-The lack of quality public education makes it, so it becomes increasingly difficult to achieve social mobility.
I read the WSJ article and it seems that more wom
Hey guys,
I read the WSJ article, and it seems that more women are going to college than men. This thread is problematic since it will lead to more single-parent households. Women only want to date men equal or higher than then(education/financially..etc.) There are serious academic studies that show that when women become more educated, they even up not marrying at all.
I was discussing with a friend, and here's what we thought(Timeline):
1-Many women go to college, and many men drop out.
2-The men who dropped out end up not marrying or having children; they might work a trade. Meanwhile, educated women find it hard to find a partner.
3-The only men who end up going to college are an "Elite group" of men, usually wealthy. These men may marry foreign wives or marry the most "High Value" women from their same economic means. This thread is not uncommon, as I met a successful businessman who had a stay-at-home Vietnamese wife.
4-Some women can't find a high-value man; they end up getting pregnant by a random exciting guy.
5- This random guy is made to pay alimony and child support; he will be locked up in prison since he can't. This reality is more common than you guys think.
6-The mother, while educated, can't make enough money to support her child, so they end up living in poverty(bad neighborhood). Single-family households are a common source of poverty.
7-Having to grow up fatherless in a lousy neighborhood, boys are lead to join gangs as a scene of identity. Gang membership is closely linked to a lack of father figures and no stable homes.
8-As there are more gangs, crime increases in the neighborhood, and the city/country becomes more unstable. Formerly walkable neighborhoods become unwakable.
9-Seeing these threads, the upper class started moving to gated communities where they got away from crime and sending their children to private schools. The middle class fell more, and soon, the quality of public schools declined.
10-The lack of quality public education makes it, so it becomes increasingly difficult to achieve social mobility.