Nearly every woman has more orbiters than we think they have. I'm amazed I need to provide an orbiter definition. I'm doing that below. There will be overlap between groups.
Who is an orbiter?
1. Any social media follower. Most women use social media to some extent. Not all social media followers will be orbiters. Not all social media entities are created equal. Every OnlyFans follower is an orbiter, while not all Instagram or LinkedIn followers/connections are orbiters. A woman using Instagram is getting guys offering her sex in her DMs. Similar things happen on Facebook/Twitter. Same with LinkedIn. On Insta, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, the orbiters to be most concerned with are the ones who live in the same geographical area as she does or the ones in cities she travels to if she is a high travel woman. Travel has been reduced by the pandemic, especially business travel. Before the pandemic, I met some women with high travel jobs and all the non-married women with high travel jobs had messy personal lives.
2. Co-workers: Not all co-workers will be orbiters. A lot of co-workers will already have their own relationships. Some unattached co-workers are wise enough not to mess around in their workplaces. However, not all workplaces are created equal. In some jobs, it can be ok to hit on co-workers (mainly service sector jobs like retail stores where typical lengths of employment are not long term). Due to the pandemic, fewer women are working in-person with men. That can reduce co-worker orbiting. In white collar, changes in employment can create orbiting. If a man quits a job for another job and looking for sex, he is more likely to hit on female co-workers as he's walking out the door. With the pandemic reducing in-person interaction, this is happening less now, as are voluntary quits. A man laid off (more common in the pandemic) won't hit on a female layoff survivor, and he has a weakened SMV position. A male layoff survivor is more likely to hit on a female layoff victim but with less in-person interaction in white collar, this happens less. Also, in white collar, there is an effort not to layoff females at the expense of laying off mainly white men.
3. Men in the same social circle/social groups/activity groups. Lots of men before the pandemic joined co-ed sports leagues to meet women. If a woman participates in those, she has orbiters. Co-ed sports leagues have been pandemic affected. Mostly any in-person social activity for a woman will produce orbiters, even though most men are in a relationship and not actively looking at any time because most people are in a relationship and not looking at any given time. However, there is a male surplus in the 20s/30s age range.
4. Service providers: As
@BackInTheGame78 mentions, this can happen with plumbers, auto repair guys, computer repair guys, anyone. Many of these men are also not actively looking, but some are.