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Inspired by this random GAG question I came across here. It's a bit sloppy with the poll choices though, so I simplified it a bit.

1. Would you date a really amazing biological girl who looked like a guy/transwoman, or a biological guy who looked like a girl/low-effort transman? They have a 10 out of 10 personality and are everything you want in personality, but they look like the opposite gender to the point of coming off transgender (they're biologically "cis," however).

2. Would you date a great, awesome girl or guy who was 100+ pounds (45+ kg) overweight? They're at least 350 pounds; bare minimum, and are comfortable with their weight and who they are, physically. They have an 8 out of 10 personality. They're 80% of everything you could ever ask for in personality, and the missing 20% are more minor details.

3. Would you date a decent girl who was six inches taller than you, or a guy who was six inches shorter than you? They're also the same weight as you, but they have a pretty face. They have a 6 out of 10 personality and are the majority of everything you want in personality, on top of being super-attracted to you and want to jump your bones in bed. They're not ideal, but they're heavily attracted to you.

4. Or option D; die a virgin, having never even been hugged by the opposite gender before (or same gender, if you're into that.) Your social skills will be terrible, to the point you'll come off autistic or like you've got Asperger's. And the only thing worse than that will be your personal hygiene. You'll remain thirsty until the day you die and never know love, sex, or companionship.

WHICH ONE WOULD YOU RATHER DATE, IF THESE WERE YOUR ONLY OPTIONS?

This is just something I'm curious about and on my mind now. SO MANY WOMEN on GAG imply they have realistic standards and "just want a good man," yet so many others imply how they refuse to date short men or shorter-than-them, men who aren't wealthy (they justify it as "being independent/financially stable;" that's just code for "rich"), has rock hard abs, is an Alpha Male or asshole in personality, and so on.

When you look at the stats, 27-33 percent of men over 18 nowadays are still virgins. (Varies by region, but basically one-third of all modern Western men.) And while all this male loneliness and suicide is making feminists very, VERY happy, it's not a good overall sign for modern society.

Most men haven't changed much over the years, aside from the soyboys, "NuMales," and loser simps on OnlyFans. But women have changed drastically over the last twenty years; and generally for the worse. They are way more entitled, demanding, and arrogant now, due to a variety of different things such as feminism, social media, dating apps exaggerating their egos, simp culture and OF, and a lot of other factors. Respectable, classy women are becoming more and more rare nowadays, and the 'MODERN BITCH' is becoming more and more common.

This isn't even getting into how many women are lesbians (queer; "bis exual") or just hate all men (feminists) nowadays. It's more than just straight women being extremely entitled and spoiled. How many straight women are even still around anymore?

So, while this post is mostly for men, I'll leave it open to everyone. What do you think about modern straight women's expectations for men?

So I’m 29 and I have never dated anyone before, I have also never been in a relationship obviously. I’m asking this because I get the feeling that if I start dating now, most of the girls in my age group will have settling down in mind when they’re looking for a partner, it seems like the fun phase of dating is over after your early 20’s and most wanna get more serious and settle down after that, but am I wrong. I have the fear that I’m gonna come across a lot of girls who want to settle down, something I’m not even close to being ready for since I’ve never dated and it won’t work out. To be fair, I also wouldn’t want to date someone who’s looking to settle down just like she probably wouldn’t be interested in dating a guy who isn’t ready for that. Do you think this will be an issue?