> That's exactly the problem: men have to get in shape to get women who are way below their looks.
A car is not worth what the seller wants to get for it. It is worth whatever the buyer gives and seller accepts.
One may think he is astonishingly beautiful but if there's no taker for his beauty, he is ought to ask himself if he is over-valuing some criteria. It is possible that his potential partners are wrong, of course, in which case the question is what does he value more -- being "correct and spending time on Pornhub" or being "incorrect and waking up next to Jackie".
> And that's all. Men see this as unjust. Whether this is unjust or not is a matter of opinion which you may or may not agree on, but it's an opinion nonetheless.
Opinions in a vacuum are just that, opinions in a vacuum.
A car is not worth what the seller wants to get for it. It is worth whatever the buyer gives and seller accepts.
One may think he is astonishingly beautiful but if there's no taker for his beauty, he is ought to ask himself if he is over-valuing some criteria. It is possible that his potential partners are wrong, of course, in which case the question is what does he value more -- being "correct and spending time on Pornhub" or being "incorrect and waking up next to Jackie".
> And that's all. Men see this as unjust. Whether this is unjust or not is a matter of opinion which you may or may not agree on, but it's an opinion nonetheless.
Opinions in a vacuum are just that, opinions in a vacuum.