I previously posted something earlier in regards to women having to possibly "settle" on men that are underemployed or in the blue collar field with incomes quite marginal.
Not talking about the UNemployed (in case you read the headline wrong), but those who have taken up warehouse jobs working forklifts, or become a Fed Ex driver (pretty decent company actually),and so on.
They've taken on these jobs because they couldn't find jobs in their chosen degree that should have warranted them a higher paying job. They usually remain unemployed after college while job hunting for THAT job, but push comes to shove...in order to survive and keep the lights on...they take on these low end jobs.
"But Peter Schiff has been saying for months that most of the jobs being created are low-paying, service jobs, not jobs that you can build a life around:"
Key words there, "build your life around." Would that be concerning for men who are on the prowl for ladies? Of course, they could date the waitress or cashier, right?
https://schiffgold.com/key-gold-news/failure-launch-millennials-struggling-adulthood/
“In 1975, only 25% of men aged 25 to 34 had incomes of less than $30,000 per year. By 2016, that share rose to 41% of young men.”
Both male and females are still living with their parents will into their mid-30s. In times past, it used to be a thing to live with your parents, both male and female, until those younger people got married and got their own place together.
Do you think it'll go back to that? Of course, I can pretty much be sure that late 20s women living with their parents will be compatible with men in their late 20s ALSO living with their parents, or will that double standard of it being a turn off to women be still in place?
Or does this mean more and more men will start to struggle dating wise, although employed, they are underemployed and have pretty much made up their mind not to seek out future financial gains and remain in that employ until they start drawing social security?