whenever the fact that young men go through long periods of sexlesness is brought up, women will respond: 'but what about us not being able to find a man to commit?'

I grew up in the suburbs just before the whole online dating thing blew up, and even back then the women complaining about not being able find a guy who'd be serious guy always meant the following:

  1. that she went for conventionally very attractive men
  2. that she always had actual serious suitors she didn't give a toss about

This was before the redpill lingo and whenever I confronted my girl (friends) in a joking manner about this behavior they admitted to it, but didn't even register to them as hypocrisy, for them, the men they weren't physically into first weren't 'real men' at all. I realized attraction wasn't negotiable since trying to convince them to give a shot to one of the decent yet more plain looking lads was almost like trying to convince a straight guy to go gay.