I probably would not have sent my last response to you if you were not so unclear about weight loss being changeable or unchangeable.

Yeah, this review reminded me of Aladdin, when Jasmine interrupts the Sultan, Jafaar, and Aladdin (as Prince Ali) discussing marriage, “How dare you, standing around deciding my future? I am not a prize to be won!” In the end, she chooses Aladdin, and is essentially a prize to be won.

“Men don’t protect women anymore.”

Real life isn’t The Lobster where people pretty much have to get married. Most chronically single women do have options, but choose not to take up those options. Is that their right? Sure. The author of this article admits to having choices. And by looking at her picture, she certainly does. Yeah, by looking at her…

Hi, I think you’re being nice to women because you don’t want to lose your faith in women. I can understand that as losing your faith in women is tantamount to losing your faith in your own love life. But I just don’t think that your arguments hold water.

Hi, it sounds like you have had some bad luck dating. The men you dated seemed to take you for granted. Do you think it might have something to do with the men you decided were worth dating? Most men cannot afford to purchase classic cars or multiple guitars. The men who can seem like wealthy “cool” guys who are,…

Yeah, I was aware of that, but just did not put forth enough effort to fully elaborate. Yes, many men feel threatened when women enter their spheres. Also, many women are uncomfortable entering male-dominated work places such as warehouses. This might be irrational, but I can understand that mindset.

Are there really more single men than women? At first glance, that sounds logically impossible. But it does make sense if you look at “singledom” the way we look at “unemployed.” If a person has no job, but isn’t even looking, that person is not considered unemployed. Likewise, if a single person is not looking at…

Hi, I am 32 years old.

Women are disproportionally represented in low wage jobs. Sure, this is surprising to no one.

Outerspace explorer is 50 and single, and said that her dating life seems “pretty damn hopeless.” I am skeptical that she has no options, because she is a woman, and I believe that women always have options. Maybe not until they die, but at age 50? sure. I also cannot believe that she did not have suitors at younger…

I think that the stereotypes of women desperate to get married, and men unwilling to commit are false, or at the very least outdated. There are so many women today (including this author) who are unwilling to settle for anyone who is not perfect, while so many men are wiling away in lonely frustration. The stereotypes…

My thesis: I think that every woman has options, but she might not like those options.

Thank you for supporting me. Yes, I think that women who cannot find dates should just lose weight. Many women hate me for saying that, but most chronically single men would love to receive a simple, specific, piece of advice which is guaranteed to get results. I have a friend who is short, fat, ugly, and not…

“Only a woman with low self esteem would want to accept whatever miserable crumb of affection and respect they would get from settling for someone who’s generally bitter about life and has a low opinion of their gender”

Bumble is tinder without the dick pics. And Tinder is the handsome boy dating club. Male physical appearance is very important on both apps.

If a woman is 30 lbs overweight, she can lose those 30 lbs and immediately expand her dating pool.

It seems as if we agree more than you might think.

I am a man and I can understand why you would want to keep separate residences with a serious partner. But...

no, no sources. I am wondering how a person could cite this. But I think that any 3rd party observer would say that your comments are highly personal to your experiences, while mine seem to describe society at large. Any 3rd party observers, please join in!