"Life isn't fair" is the go-to dismissive response people make to issues that they don't care about or don't want to solve.

Whenever financially successful people say "life isn't fair" when asked about wealth inequality, they tend to get backlash. People hate the rich, look at the response Jeff Bezos' trip to space if you want an example. This is especially true for Democrats (mostly comprised of women). But nobody is actually owed money the same way nobody is owed affection or sex.

Ironically, women (& blue pill men) tend to make same argument against men who mention dating inequality. Just like economic inequality, one group (women) has disproportionately way more success than the other (men). Since both dating and economics follow market patterns, we can compare their Gini coefficients (a measure of inequality/unequal distribution). Looking at dating apps (increasingly one of the most common ways to date), women face a Gini coefficient of 0.342 while men face one of 0.542. For context with analogy to income inequality this is the difference between living in the 75th most unequal economy vs. the 8th.

If you don't want to hear "life isn't fair" when it comes to economics but you say it about dating, you're a hypocrite (women, blue pilled democrats). Or if you say "life isn't fair" about money but then complain about dating inequality, you're a hypocrite (men, red pilled republicans).

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EDIT: I am seeing far too many people make the following mistakes:

1) Assuming that you have to already have a solution to an issue before you bring it up. This is not true. Often the first step is acknowledging there even is an issue. Which hasn't necessarily even been done yet, I'm seeing a lot of women here argue there isn't ANY inequality men face in dating.

2) Assuming the only solution to this issue is "sex slavery". That is a disgusting assumption to make on your parts. Think outside of the box (and the gutter). Prostitution would help men who are starved for affection. Sanctioning dating apps (or at least breaking up the Match monopoly on these apps) would help level the playing field between men & women. I'm not going to pretend I have a perfect solution but that isn't required to have a conversation about the issue.