A strategist needs to survey the terrain. What's it look like in the sexual marketplace?

There is only one state (Utah) in which over half the young people have been married. In the year 2000 there were 39 such states. 70-80% of Millennials are unmarried in American cities. The median age of first marriage is now over 30 in many states.*

These trends are accelerating. In fact, already more so than reported. There is lag time until you can quantify, especially with median age of marriage where fully half the people marry over the median age. Women look for reassurance from their peer group, and in major American cities they are getting plenty of it. Looking at the statistics provides further proof for a hunch based on observation – most women in their late 20’s and early 30’s honestly don’t realize they have already hit the wall. In their mind, it’s still at least a few years away.

For men in American cities, the best course of action if and when you decide to get married and have a family: maximize your SMV and then import a better, younger woman from another part of the country or world. The local women who aged out of the marriage market (or were forced to settle as wife #2+ of a divorced guy) will still contribute taxes to the system without producing many kids of their own. Simultaneously they will provide a striking example of how a young female should NOT plot out her life. You could also just spin plates until you die, there will be plenty of options at all stages of life. Women, on the other hand, simply cannot have it all the way a man can, and the societal reckoning with this fact is VERY close, <10 years. This used to be indisputable common sense.

Best time for a man to be alive, if he is Red Pill aware and plays his cards right.

Thoughts, gentlemen?

*All from a Stateline analysis of census data, as reported in Huffington Post, December 2016.