Burroughs said:
But you are making a crucial mistake.
YOU ASSUME WOMEN ARE LOGICAL
they are not...they will realize their declining value...but not until they are 45-50 LONG AFTER ANYONE WANTS TO FVCK THEM.
the 'some girls who write for muff po' is actually 99.9% of girls hb6 and above ages 18-35 (in short all the girls that can remotely get a dudes d!ck wet)..not a minority
Danger's chart summed up the mentality perfectly....the one thing to tatoo on your arm WOMEN NEVER THINK LOGICALLY ABOUT LOVE AND RELATIONSHIPS...NEVER...EVEN WHEN IT WOULD BENEFIT THEM IMMENSELY.
Not long ago I had a first date with this woman: 32 years old, still a HB7 at her age. Things seemed to be going well, and I was thinking to myself "I wouldn't mind seeing her again." We seemed to be hitting it off. Then she says "I'll be honest, I'm just not feeling a romantic connection." We were having drinks, so I closed out and ended the date at that point. But among other things, she revealed the following on the date: she's been out of work since July 2011, quit her job at a hedge fund because it was "boring." Since then she's run out of money and mommy and daddy are subsidizing her fancy apartment in the downtown area of the major metropolitan city we live in. By her own admission she wakes up at noon every day. She does have an MBA but she's not doing a thing with it. She's a smoker. She was also talking about other guys she had been on dates with like days before we met up. It's one thing to understand that they spin plates just like we do, but it's pretty crass to throw in my face that you're going on dates with other guys. I remember thinking in my head after she said what she did: "You really need to be a little bit more humble and realize that you're not bringing nearly as much to the table as you think you are." She had a great body, decent face, she wasn't an idiot to talk to. I have a job I'm successful at, I'm slightly above average in looks, I am in good physical shape. It's not arrogant for me to think of myself as a catch. But do you think a man in her shoes could even expect to get a date? If I quit my job, I couldn't expect mommy and daddy to subsidize my existence. And yet she thinks she's entitled to a boyfriend.
I agree with the tenor of this thread. Women today are out of control with entitlement issues. It reminds me of Kate Bolick's article in the Atlantic from a few months ago that got quite a response on the web, "All The Single Ladies." In it she recounts that at age 28 she broke up with a guy that she was serious with. Looking back in retrospect, she can't find any real faults with him and by her own admission broke up with him for "no good reason." He was a great guy, it wasn't like he was an AFC doormat that killed her attraction for him. Her reasoning was "I just didn't feel like I was quite ready to settle down and something seemed missing." So, in other words, she had a BMW, but thought that somewhere out there a Maybach was waiting for her. She also didn't understand that at 28 she was at the peak of her sexual market value and it was a steady downhill climb from there.
Guys, on the other hand, just don't do this. If they're with a woman that they believe to be quality and think they've hit a home run, they don't say to themselves "Maybe I can hit a grand slam with somebody else." Maybe it's the way the dating market has sorted itself out these days, but guys seem to approach dating with more of an attitude of pragmatism...and appreciation for when they find somebody they really click and connect with. There doesn't seem to be anything remotely like the phenomenon of hypergamy for men. My last serious relationship, my opinion of my ex has obviously changed, but on the best day of that relationship, you could have put Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron, Angelina Jolie, whoever in front of me, and I would have picked my ex. I bet if you asked a married man who is content and happy with his wife, he would answer the same way.
