Social Too few men going to college will lead to "mating crisis" and "broke & lonely men"

[leto1776]

It is the educated, career minded women in their 30s that are having the mating crisis, not men. They are finding out too late that the men they desire most, the “high value men” making $100k+/year, with high status, etc, are more interested with younger women in their 20s, because now they have the resources to get the women they couldn’t get as easily when they were the same age. These spinsters thought they wanted their career, and now realize they missed out on a lot of living.

"We have mating inequality in the country," he said, adding that women with college degrees don't want to partner with men who don't hold a degree."

Not true. Women don't want to end up with lazy broke ass men. Having a degree doesn't factor into in most cases.

True. A degree is just one way in which a man can show status. It’s a nice way, but it’s value takes a long time to pay off, not just financially, either.

Anyone with half a brain would be investing into wine stocks, petco and anything cat related. This coming crisis has nothing to do with 'lonely' men.

Exactly.

This was the assessment, an opinion. of 1 man. You will pardon me if I don't start shitting myself just yet.

The value of a degree vs the cost has been inverted for nearly a decade. In another 10 years you will see fewer women going to college as well, unless there are changes to either the cost of the degree or the additional revenue having one generates.

And the dregs of society being unable to procreate is a good thing. That's the way it supposed to work.

The “dregs of society” as you refer to them, always outbreed the upper classes. It’s nature. That’s their survival mechanism. Breed more, to ensure a better chance that one of their offspring find success and continue the line. People with resources will procreate less, and focus their resources on the fewer children they have, in order to better ensure their offspring find success

 

[Fluffernutter]

It is the educated, career minded women in their 30s that are having the mating crisis, not men. They are finding out too late that the men they desire most, the “high value men” making $100k+/year, with high status, etc, are more interested with younger women in their 20s, because now they have the resources to get the women they couldn’t get as easily when they were the same age. These spinsters thought they wanted their career, and now realize they missed out on a lot of living.



True. A degree is just one way in which a man can show status. It’s a nice way, but it’s value takes a long time to pay off, not just financially, either.

Exactly.

The “dregs of society” as you refer to them, always outbreed the upper classes. It’s nature. That’s their survival mechanism. Breed more, to ensure a better chance that one of their offspring find success and continue the line. People with resources will procreate less, and focus their resources on the fewer children they have, in order to better ensure their offspring find success

 

[Long Dark Blues]

Mating crisis because they didn't go to college?




Tradesmen fuck just as much if not more.

 

[Scheme]

At this point it is smarter to not go to college in America than to go to it. Unless you are getting most of it paid via scholarships, it's a large waste of money and time.

 

[The XL]

Their is a mating problem because most women are increasingly becoming more and more hypergamous and are fighting for the absolute top tier of men.

 

[Hadron90]

College is useless these days. I wish I never went.

 

[woodguyatl]

Their is a mating problem because most women are increasingly becoming more and more hypergamous and are fighting for the absolute top tier of men.

That is not a crisis. That is how most species do things. The dominant males get to reproduce and the others don't.

 

[MaxMMA]

Lol at leading to a mating crisis. We are already in a mating crisis.

Lol at women not wanting uneducated men. Why can't they make the bread and leave the men at home to tend to house?

 

[MaxMMA]

That is not a crisis. That is how most species do things. The dominant males get to reproduce and the others don't.

Well the dominant males allowed the females to become the dominant ones. Now all the women crying about the lack of men. Quite hilarious really.

 

[woodguyatl]

Well the dominant males allowed the females to become the dominant ones. Now all the women crying about the lack of men. Quite hilarious really.

The thing to keep in mind is that fewer men are not going to college. Male attendance to college has been consistent. The number of women attending college has increased.

 

[Shadiata]

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[Titan1980]

My experience has been very very few women care about an actual degree. So few it's almost irrelevent on terms of a society. Who knows how this professor is coming to this conclusion.

 

[The XL]

That is not a crisis. That is how most species do things. The dominant males get to reproduce and the others don't.

Women aren't going to be reproducing at the same rate either.

 

[woodguyatl]

Women aren't going to be reproducing at the same rate either.

That is a good thing. We need fewer people and the people we need should be the children of successful people.

 

[ultramanhyata]

Fewer men than women are attending college, which is leading to a "mating crisis," the New York University professor Scott Galloway told CNN on Saturday.

Women made up 59.5% of college students at the end of the 2020-21 school year, an all-time high, The Wall Street Journal reported earlier this month, citing US Department of Education data. That's in comparison to 40.5% of men enrolled in college.

Data from the National Center for Education Statistics found that in 1970, men made up close to 59% of those enrolled in college, compared to about 41% of women who were enrolled.

Additionally, The Journal reported that in the next few years the education gap will widen so that for every one man who earns a college degree, two women will earn one.

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But Galloway warned that beyond the classroom, the gap is causing an "existential threat to society," and that we are creating a "dangerous cohort."

"We have mating inequality in the country," he said, adding that women with college degrees don't want to partner with men who don't hold a degree.

"The most dangerous person in the world is a broke and alone male, and we are producing too many of them," he said.

He said the most "unstable violent societies in the world," all have one thing in common: "Young depressed men who aren't attaching to work, aren't attaching to school, and aren't attaching to relationships."

https://news.yahoo.com/nyu-professor-says-fewer-men-021341108.html

What is the point of women attending college if it ends up completely ruining your country? Women are hypergamous, so when you have the brightest women in your country ending up with no one and not reproducing, it's going to end in total disaster.

For centuries college educated men married and provided for non-college educated women. My own parents are an example.

Assuming there is a genuine desire by Americans for true equality between the sexes why is it presented as an impossibility that, with the balance in education shifting, this dynamic can now work in reverse?

 

[Misanthropist]

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[Limbo Pete]

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