This idea seems to be becoming more prevalent among women. I’ve seen it stated several times that men who can’t get sex must have some kind of moral dysfunction. They’re “bad people” because women don’t find them attractive, and they must be woman-haters or flagrant misogynists since they’re so unsuccessful with the opposite sex. I can’t overstate how dangerously wrong this idea is.

I’ll start with an extreme example: criminals. There are plenty of drug dealing, murdering psychopaths devoid of morality that have no issue with getting sex. Serial killers serving life-sentences often have interest from women on the outside, and some of them even get married..

In my own personal experience, I’ve seen plenty of abhorrent men do fine on the dating scene. It’s often the case that men who are “rough around the edges” are more sexually appealing than those who are on straight-and-narrow paths.

Anyone who believes sex correlates with how “good” someone is assumes that traits such as looks, social skills, and confidence are moral in nature. But being unattractive does not make you a bad person. Having social deficits does not make you evil. Being rejected is not a reflection of your moral character.

I think it’s a dangerous precedent to set, equating sex with morality.