article: A Few(er) Good Men

[MatureDJ]

A Few(er) Good Men | No Mercy / No Malice

Each of the following trends, in isolation, is perplexing. In concert, they are disturbing: I’ve mentioned this topic before, highlighting an emerging crisis among young men, and it elicits a range of emotions and responses — especially in the reductionist world of social media. Thanks, Roxane...

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Men at the top of the pyramid have access to near on-demand sexual partners, but that’s a disincentive to forging a long-term relationship, which doesn’t bode well for their long-term happiness — see the previous data about the benefits of marriage.

And then there’s the increasing number of men in the body of the pyramid, who will be left not merely without sex, but without any onramp to the intimate relationships upon which so much of their happiness, and our social capital, is built.

my opinion: It's OVER for PyramidCels.

 

[DonJuanjr]

The statistic in there about online dating is very telling. "The bottom 80% of male Tinder users, based on percentage of likes received, are competing for the bottom 22% of women."

 

[SW15]

Good article covering a lot of points. I didn't realize that UCLA's admissions rate changed so much since 1980.