Why are so many smart and attractive women still unmarried?

What makes one attractive is subjective

Mosty women still want to get married men just aren't participating.
Glad you said "mostly" 'cause this woman never wants to get married again, but in September will be having and loving a "commitment ceremony". Just purchased the rings yesterday. :) Wow, we've all heard of the price of gold these days? Dave's size 10 14-karat gold band...$699.00.

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Glad you said "mostly" 'cause this woman never wants to get married again, but in September will be having and loving a "commitment ceremony". Just purchased the rings yesterday. :) Wow, we've all heard of the price of gold these days? Dave's size 10 14-karat gold band...$699.00.

o_O
Shoulda gone to a wholesaler...woulda saved a lot of money.
But to each their own.
 
Half the world's population is single! Do you find men/women unattractive? Does financial stability play a major role in picking a potential partner? Standards? Scared to commit? Why are you single?
Because there are so many weak men with limp socks walking around. Most of which are demonrats
 
Too many women today are no longer women, and certainly not ladies.
I just cut to the chase. They are amoral, brainwashed, miserable, sluts.

At least a whore has a specific direction and is paid for her troubles.

These women are left unmarriable, with a dried up womb, and an empty career for their troubles.

This is all intentional.

"Why, you just aren't creating enough kids!"

"Look at our birth rates!"

"We have to import the third world now!"

See the scam?
 

Why are so many smart and attractive women still unmarried?​

In the west these women can be the most picky, so they wait the longest. I tell young guys that complain that they can't find women who want to date seriously, get married, and have kids, to give strong consideration to marrying a foreign woman. You can literally have your pick of a billion different and attractive women. AA women will get married faster than YT women relative to the same education and hotness level.
 
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LOL...I've confused Unkotare and possibly others.

We don't need or want a legal license to agree to traditional wedding vows. Our financial concerns and documents need to stay as they are without any future complications should they arise for any reason. We are keeping it simple with full commitment to love, provide, and support for one another as needed in any way. And we like the idea of a commitment ceremony to solidify verbally our intentions and we love the idea of rings to symbolize that eternal commitment. :cheers2:
 
Shoulda gone to a wholesaler...woulda saved a lot of money.
But to each their own.
We were pleased to purchase our rings from the jeweler who went to the trouble of sizing them for us and we LOVE to support small businesses especially in this almost 10,000 citizens in a tourist economy. :thup:
 
A couple of things here

1. The state has ruined marriage. How? They have given certain legal perks to being married, which is why you have playboy bunnies marrying 90 year old men. Marriage has become a financial decision in many respects. The Left says they want the state out of the bedroom but that is a big lie. They have no problem having the state discriminate against polygamists, for example. But sadly, marriage is big business for lawyers and the state. You have to pay for a marriage license. Why? What did you do to earn the license? And the lawyer profession makes a killing from it.

Now if you got the state out of the marriage business, what would happen is only religious folk or people serious about marriage wanting to get married, and the divorce rate would plummet. Remove any financial incentives for divorce, and it will fall dramatically.

For example, if you do research regarding Christians who get a divorce, you will see that it is just the same as the rest of the country. However, if you do the same search on couples who attend church together every week then the divorce rate gets chopped in half.

In other words, the success of marriage depends on your devotion to it and love for it. It's hard, but most American like the easy button and don't want to work at anything, like going to church every week.

2. Society is more self absorbed. Community is virtually gone. Marriage demands sacrifice, sacrifice for those you love. Most are not willing to do that, especially those who are wealthy.

Just look at Hollywood. All of these people only are about themselves and their career. Therefore, any long lasting relationship is almost impossible. Once the married party becomes and eye sore or annoyance, off they go and on to the next.

Again, money is valued far more today than family. And as we see kids shooting up schools and the drug epidemic exploding, etc., it's no wonder.
Interesting theory con-sidering that the Bible Belt has the highest divorce rate.
 
We were pleased to purchase our rings from the jeweler who went to the trouble of sizing them for us and we LOVE to support small businesses especially in this almost 10,000 citizens in a tourist economy. :thup:

What I'm talking about is a real goldsmith.

There are actually schools teaching the trade where students learn how to work with gold and other precious materials that are also capable and able to create unique pieces of jewelry. And it isn't as expensive as you would think. In fact most students love the opportunity to have assistance in buying the gold they need to learn their craft better.
The rings coming from them are usually around the price of the gold plus a bit more for the artisan...(gotta love starving artists)

These guys don't advertise... like ever. They are actually in hiding most of the time. Trying to keep a low profile. But they aren't impossible to find.
 

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