@Laiseran@MagdalenSubstac@MT_6226 In Singapore, sure. Not in US. Literally the first recorded generational cohort in US history where the men are more religious than the women. 76% of US young women can’t even be bothered to be against killing unborn children, let alone be Christian.
@literally_chad It’s not about the rejection. It’s about the fact that you had to find a needle in a haystack to get there and the rejection means you’re going to have to find another one in an even bigger haystack. Like almost beating a hard video game boss.
@APLeDeluge@arkadiafarm@Ara_The_Jem@Cris_Madar@NursePatsy16801 I’ve been to 6 different churches. No they aren’t. Young single men. Elders. Couples. That’s who’s at church. Not single women. 76% of young women support killing unborn children. They’re not going to church.
@KimballCall 76% of young women are pro choice and we still got clowns being like “women don’t want you because you live with your parents” and not “women don’t want you because you don’t like killing babies.”
@witlimited@MT_6226 30s and Millennials? Yes. 30 or under and Gen Z? Absolutely not. Gen Z is literally the first generational cohort in recorded history where the men are more religious than the women. There is no shortage of conservative/Christian/pro life Gen Z men. It’s the women that are rare.
@CivicNatalist And how many of those virgins are also pro life, Christian, and right wing? See the issue? We’re working with only crumbs before we even get to actual normal dating traits like compatibility, personality, attraction, interests, and life goals?