So, I was on a date last night with a beautiful lawyer who’s 4 years older than me. We discussed dating, and she brought how she doesn’t particularly feel that men chase women anymore.

That got me thinking: I personally don’t chase. I find it kind of immature honestly. I feel that if a person says they want to get to know someone along the romantic side, and the other says they want to feel the chase, that they aren’t interested. To me, the woman isn’t the prize, the mutual respect and adoration in a valued relationship is.

Which led me to looking up divorce rates. People divorce for a plethora of reasons, and this is just speculation, but if 51% of women file for divorce, and 49% of men file for divorce, it’s safe to say that 100% of these relationships failed because the other person wasn’t happy with their partner.

But what percentage of those relationships started with chasing the partner to validate that they were worth the other’s time?

What’s the correlation between chasing and value? I don’t think it’s really consistent. To me, all it shows is someone’s inability to see their worth, and stop chasing someone who also is unable to value them.

TLDR: should men chase women