According to statistics, there are extremely few guys under 30 who earn more than $80,000 nationwide

yes and those stats are based on nationwide stats, that include rural cities, just take what i said and calculate its equivalence to what 50k is in large metropolitan cities

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American men in their 20s to 35s make an average of $30,500 to $510,000 a year.

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Anyone making $80,000 before turning 25 belongs to the top 1% of earners.

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and 9% of all 35-year-olds, regardless of gender, earn $80,000. therefore, the proportion of guys making 80k is even lower, possibly around 6%.

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Although it's uncommon for someone to earn more than $80,000 in their 20s, many people do so by the time they're 40.

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So once more, if you insist that a man make $80,000 before you even consider dating them, you can't complain about dating with a big age gap because statistically, older men are the only ones who can afford the financial requirements that many young women have.

women from 19-30 complain about men not earning more than them, especially really hot women, they want men to earn 500k +

but when men finally get to that 300k+ statistically they will be 35+ and ofcourse will want to date younger women are more desirable in most metrics

but older women then shame those men and call them groomers and manipulators and creeps, and they call those younger women, gold diggers and dumb bimbos that will use them for their money , even though they were the exact same and had the exact same standards when they were hot and young.

it seems women want to have high standards their whole life but then when that man makes it they want him to settle for a 35+ woma