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I fully and adamantly believe this is false, by the way. This earlier post I said explains why:

"Considering women are, and ALWAYS HAVE BEEN, the gatekeepers of sex and love, you have no one to blame by yourself if you haven't found the right one yet by your 30s. Women have probably rejected dozens of quality, marriage material men by then, for being too short, not wealthy enough, not good enough in bed, etc.

It's a completely different game than what men have to go through, where we have to show our value to women to even get noticed and aren't seen as desirable merely for existing, like women are. Most men don't get to that "valuable" phase, until their mid to late 30s."

Women have it EASIER, but some (very few, but some) women still have bad luck finding someone. Men have to demonstrate value, in order to be "worthy" of love though, and most men are not guaranteed success, winning the genetic lottery, or being arrogant AF, to be seen as worthy 100% of the time.

WHICH ONE OF THE CITIES WOULD YOU LEAST WANT TO LIVE IN? WHICH CITY WOULD YOU SAY IS THE WORST?

Which city would be the worst nightmare for you to live in? Assuming you don't already live in one of them. While ALL of them are bad, and I grew up in one of these hellhole nightmares of an urban deathtrap, I'd say Detroit, Baltimore, St. Louis, and Cleveland have literally no redeeming qualities, in my opinion. At least Las Vegas and Hollywood have some relatively small "good" mixed in with a lot of the bad.

Before The CW existed in 2006, there used to be two different American networks, totaling six major networks in total. Among ABC, NBC, CBS, and FOX, there was also The WB, and UPN.

The WB majorly aired teen dramas, superhero shows, and high-quality animated programs (which is what The CW continues to do today). While UPN mainly aired African-American starring sitcoms, shows targeted to women, as well as other random stuff. UPN never really had its own identity, while The WB was mainly targeted towards young people. Assuming you're 30 and older and American, which network did you like better?

THE WB - 1996 to 2006.
Smallville, Buffy the Vampire Slayer (first half), Angel, Charmed, Supernatural, Dawson's Creek, Gilmore Girls, One Tree Hill, 7th Heaven, Felicity, What I Like About You, Unhappily Ever After, The Wayans Brothers, The Jamie Foxx Show, The Steve Harvey Show, The Parent Hood, Sister Sister, Pepper Dennis, Beauty and the Geek, The Surreal Life, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, the New Adventures of Batman, The New Superman Adventures, Static Shock, Freakazoid, Jackie Chan Adventures, Pokémon, and Yu-Gi-Oh!.

UPN - 1994 to 2006.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer (later half), Star Trek Voyager, Star Trek Enterprise, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Roswell, The Twilight Zone (90s), WWE SmackDown!, Everybody Hates Chris, Veronica Mars, America's Next Top Model, The Bad Girl's Guide, Malcolm & Eddie, Homeboys in Outer Space, Moesha, The Parkers, The Hughleys, Cuts, Kevin Hill, Girlfriends, The Game, Sweet Valley High, VR Troopers, Iron Man (TV), The Hulk (TV), The Fantastic Four, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Mighty Max, and Shasta McNasty (ONLY THE GREATEST SHOW TO EVER AIR ON TELEVISION!)

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