“About 1 in 4 Japanese adults in their 20s and 30s are virgins, says study” (CNN) started a bit of discussion among some of my (married high-income guy) friends. They highlighted
‘Money talks’
The report found that a higher percentage of men on lower incomes remained sexually inexperienced compared to women.
“Although the discussion around cause and effect becomes very complex when considering who becomes sexually experienced and who remains a virgin, we show that heterosexual inexperience is at least partly a socioeconomic issue for men. Simply put, money talks,” said Cyrus Ghaznavi, the lead author of the study.
Related:
- references to DNA analysis showing that fewer than half of human males have been selected by females for reproductive success (in the U.S. the relationship between male income and fatherhood is distorted by the welfare system; it is not financially irrational for an American woman to continue a pregnancy following sex with a no-income or low-income man (though it makes better financial sense to find an already-married high-income sex partner))
Don’t discount the effect of dating apps. Dating profiles allow men all kinds of subtle and not so subtle ways of signalling higher income. When your dating app includes that you are an attorney and a Harvard graduate you hit rate goes way up, not to mention the men who pose with a private plane on their profile picture. Lot of income filtering goes on before the woman “swipes right”.
Welcome to the black pill. Women want men for money. Men make money to get sex. Our whole civilization depends on this dynamic. We just pretend that it works differently.
How would you explain men who don’t pay and still get sex, then? Especially men who get sex from married women who won’t sleep with their husbands?