You only need one whose reproductive system is not a public playground. Yes, many women in their 20s play the "carousel" (will not use the full term) until they start noticing that they look like their mothers did when they were in middle school -- after all, these young women, once they reach their early 30s, are the age their mothers were when they were 12. And they are not only single, but now the only sorts of guys who hit on them and buy them drinks are super-young guys with a fantasy for older women, or men who look (and act) like Joe Biden. So yes, they start looking for a safe man, one they would never date in their reproductive prime, so they can make a baby or two. Not sure how committed such women would be to the poor beta male. Of course many Mormon women have a sense of entitlement. They may be 40 pounds overweight but they want Mr. Perfect...and of course become similar to the Mrs. Olsen character from Little House on the Prairie after a few kids.Sirocco wrote:Having grown up in a non religious household pornography wasn't an issue, and as such I never saw anything special in it. I mean it was there enough when I was younger, not nearly as much now since I peruse real people.
Since I can't see a situation where I'll ever get married (I don't want to be with single mothers or women who slept around a ton and are ready to "settle down" I'd really just prefer being single and those are the only sorts of people who want any actual relationship with me, so no thanks).
While I don't see it as a mountain of a problem, it was never made to be that for me so it never held any mystique, any taboo, it just exists.
So yes, there are pitfalls out there in the dating game but there are women who are genuine out there. And I still have faith that most young LDS women are not overweight Disney princesses. Again, you only need to find one and it is a buyer's market in Utah with so many young men avoiding Church due to people harping about issues like porn.