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Cat, who works in social media and graduated last year, says of her group of female friends, “only one of them has a boyfriend and [the others are] all really attractive, fun girls, clever, educated, and can’t find a boyfriend. It’s really odd.” She thinks it has a lot to do with dating apps such as Tinder, “where everyone’s thinking there’s something better around the corner”. But it could just be a numbers game, she says (though Birger will say these two things are linked). “Maybe because there is more choice of girls than there ever was, it’s more difficult to find a guy because the pool is smaller.”

Dating apps like Tinder but more so online dating itself do give the feeling that there's something better around the corner. But that's because apps like Tinder provide instant gratification. By that you swipe and match and talk. Its a lot more straight to the point. Though for college educated women for them they refuse to lower their standards as such their dating pool is far smaller than its been in the past as they only go for college educated men. Which means a lot of college educated women will remain single for life.

women have told him it’s a comfort to know there’s nothing wrong with them, just that they’ve fallen victim to the numbers

College educated women haven't fallen victim to numbers so much they refuse to lower their standards and and that open to date blue collar men. As these women see dating blue collar men as dating down not up, and as its well known here women aren't about dating down at most they date at their level. Mind you I am talking about women as a group here.

“It creates a statistical challenge, because they are voluntarily limiting themselves to a dating pool that has four women for every three men, but it also gives way too much leverage to those college-educated men, and I think it encourages those men to be overly choosy and to delay settling down.” This kind of classism “doesn’t penalise the men because the supply of educated women is so large.”

This is what one would say is capitalism in effect in dating. Its no surprise the woman here is blaming the men and not the women for their situation. Of course men are going to take advantage of having the upper hand. But more so why should women have the upper hand dating wise?

We also know that from surveys of people’s preferences, men [now] say it will bother them less to be in a relationship with women who out-earn them. We can see from data from around the world that men are marrying women with more education than themselves.

Its so often said here that men care about women making more than them and men care about if the woman are college educated, but clearly this isn't the case.