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I will tell it the way I see things just from personal experience. No statistics, studies, polls, just what I see.

I think as generations keep progressing, people are more into materialistic relationships rather than love. I look at my grandparents generation and most don't seem to care about being rich, fancy thing etc. then my parents generation started seeing more people looking for personal gain rather than love. And now with mine and younger people, love seems rare, people are getting lazier and expecting others to provide for them, live in their phones, care only about how other view them etc. I base it on the progression of technology that makes people lazier and dumber by not having to do things "old school"

I do see more and more when people are posting ads to meet guys that the first thing that they are interested in is money and job. Love and life partner is way down in the list. I work more than most people and still don't make what most lower middle class guys make. When a women starts off asking about money and not about you, I walk away, you lose my interest in seconds. Not looking for someone who wants me for my wallet.

Send some of those Russian ladies over here, one willing to work so that we can both build a future rather than just me breaking my back to support both of us. I'm as dedicated as they come and won't hurt a fly Plus I love a Russian women's accent

I like Russian women also, but they don't exactly like me, from the sound of it. and I don't even drink or abuse anybody.

Another issue is there's only so many jobs and many of them were lost in the last decade. As more and more women enter the work force they be taking jobs that use to go to men. There isn't a well paying job for all 250millionish adults in the us. Most the employees around my are have been slowly becoming more and more female. My bank went from mostly men to all women in the last year or so. Most the stores and food places are mostly women with some men in the back areas.

All good and well but society needs to accept if more women work the. Less men will work. It needs to adapt and move towards more acceptance of low paid men or even jobless men. Real unemployment is quite high in the us and it's more men then women. The gov only counts people actively looking for work as unemployed excluding all the people who've just given up all hope.

There simply isn't enough employed men non less well paid men for all women.

Yes.

Please no one for a second think I'm against women have equal opportunity than men.

I'm just pointing out the consequences of, say, instead of 50% of the population of adults competing for work while the other 50% are househusbands or housewives, it's now going to be 100% of the population one has to compete against.

And with rising university attendance rates, if more and more people graduate university every degree will become more and more useless because everyone will also have the very same qualifications.

Someone I know called it the 'qualification treadmill' - what's 'successful' today won't be 'successful' tomorrow but 'average', and it'll only get worse.

Remember when all that was required for a job was a high school diploma?

You all get it wrong.

Yes, there are indeed poor men who are in relationships who work in blue collar jobs (even tho some get really wealthy), but they usually inter-marry within the same class, and "class" isn't always the same as net income or financial worth, there are other factors for the class such as the level of education, profession, location of living, the community and your parent's class.

For example, I see a lot of Taxi and truck drivers who are married, but looking at their wives, they're usually poorly educated housewives from very remote villages.
And those usually live communally, their community members support each other well, they help to match-make and arrange relationships/marriages too, and their gender roles are often strict.
Even though, if the girl is exceptionally attractive, she would try to marry-up with some higher class, this happens a lot and it's undeniable but these are exceptions.

But generally their women, do not have the same financial/education expectations as the women who were your colleagues in college, if you were from a middle-class family, graduated from a middle-class university, but for some reason....you failed to get a good paying job or ended up unemployed, then you would be in a worse situation than someone poor working in blue collar job, you don't have the support, the women of your surrounding (of your class) are less likely to accept you and even of the lower class won't.

OP is a spammer, as Boo pointed out.