Zoosk, an online dating site, conducted a poll in which 1,000 of its single users responded to questions about how the realities of the recession have affected their opinion on who they would or would not date.
Seventy-eight percent of those polled said they would date someone who is currently not working. The breakdown between men and women was staggering, however. While most men, 92 percent, said they would date an unemployed woman, only 52 percent of women would get involved with a jobless man
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It's an unfair question since women make 4x more (much more in many cases) than most men and that women have the choice to 'pick' any job they want. Real men like me don't get to pick jobs. I'm only given work that women don't want because it pays too little for women (and/or women can't handle the work)
ReplyDeleteWomen generally don't date unemployed men because they are puffed up with pride:
"While most men, 92 percent, said they would date an unemployed woman, only 52 percent of women would get involved with a jobless man"
I'm a decent example of this since I have never dated a woman and/or have not had sex (I'm 37)
Presently I am working for a farmer making less than minimum wage even though there is 1 woman employed with the company (Driving tractor) though she makes almost 2ce what us guys make.
It's a very unfair system which is turned upside down against the general, common man in America.