No, dating does not get easier for men the older you get. At least not for all men. I still have zero opportunities now in my mid 20s just like I did in junior high and high school. Women still ghost me. I'm still a social outcast.

Money does not matter. I have a job many would find respectable working in a high rise building. I have a nice apartment in a trendy neighborhood with a view. I cook and can afford to travel internationally. I buy nice clothing and wear jewelry. I attend social events. I got a haircut from a barber who knows what they are doing. I am well educated and have financial stability. I am more filled out, less scrawny then when I was in high school and my jawline is more chiseled. None of this would have happened if I had not decided to and am continuing to decide to put in the effort.

You can improve your financial situation, your style, your life experience, your maturity, your physical health habits, your outgoingness. You can still be perceived like the same nerdy kid you were in high school - receive zero attention from the opposite sex.

I'm not even bitter. I've accepted it just isn't in my timeline, likely, to be successful with women. Some men just aren't - but let's be transparent - some men can have the lifestyle and physical changes and still be the same awkward kid they were at 16, ignored and viewed with disdain by even average women.