That's not it, it's an option between having more men who would want to date and having less men wanting to date, pretty sure women will prefer the former.
He's not talking about men who already don't want to date, he is talking about a hypothetical where men who currently want to date decide to not do that. So in this scenario the men who wants to date and who you would want to date becomes scarce, so you would have less opportunities for dating even men should like you.
Solutions don't magically appear out of nowhere and not everybody has the ability to come up with solutions to all problems. It's only whining if there's no point in complaining about something
Paternity tests can have nothing to do with trust. Even if I trusted my partner I would still want it just in case. I don't like uncertainty, so I will take any chances to make things more certain.
You show much empathy by making him out to be a petty person who dislikes women because how some woman treated him and not someone with an actual concern. If women keep being dismissive like this when men bring up things they are worried about, is there any surprise when men don't show any concern for women's issues?
It's not a personal attack ,it's what your comment felt like. He was just asking for understanding and your reply was harsh like you just skimmed the post and just decided it was just another post about 'how unfair it is that he doesn't get to sleep with women'.
It's not about feelings, if these kinds of extreme views are normalised it could directly affect how men are treated in the society and when even some men support it, a single person becomes powerless to do anything about it.
If my partner was willing to go an extra mile for someone else but not for me, it would make me doubt her love for me and make me feel insecure. I don't think the woman is in the wrong and she may have a good reason for her choice, but still I wouldn't want to continue the relationship.
The situation would be more equal and better if women stopped whining too and other women stopped supporting them and blaming their problems on other issues.
I do think WAW is a bias, my problem is how people don't see it as such. There are situations where people go overboard in trying to help children at the cost of someone else,other times I don't see anything wrong with it.
Also women are traditionally seen as the ones needing protection, fragile and unable to harm. Something similar to the 'women are wonderful' effect happens to children as well, people are more willing to give special advantages and benefit of doubt to children generally.
Because women being sexist is socially accepted and anytime someone points it out it's not taken seriously. It's not that men haven't caught up to modern world, it's just that in modern world men are encouraged to be more accommodating and giving towards women to not be seen as sexist while women are encouraged to fight for themselves and try to obtain as many advantages as they can.
