Or the politically correct equivalent "Where have all the good men gone?".

That is the question that spooks in the head of most wall-hitting women who have not yet found a beta provider.

Now the redpill explanation is that these women have just not recognized how much their decline in physical attractiveness has booted them out of the mating market, and foolishly believe their experience and maturity are their selling points.

However there seems to be another side of the story: In previous years, men were more willing to marry a 30 y/o than they are today.

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The graph shows that while 10 years ago, a 30+ y/o woman had a 38.5% (35+ y/o : 10.2%) to marry within 5 years, this rate had declined within a couple of years to 16.8% (0.9%).

This massive negative trend in marriage rates for 30+ y/o women can not just be explained by a general decline in marriages (else there would be no difference in the slope of decline between age groups) or by marrying later (else the slope for older women would be more positive than for younger ones - not more negative).

When wall-hitting women in the past had a realistic hope of finding a good old beta who would provide for her in good and in bad times, this does not hold so much anymore for the current generation.

The beta providers are leaving them for good.