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Desperate singles spark debate on where to meet 'cute' guys
New York Post • • world
Key Points:
- Two single women expressed frustration on social media about the difficulty of meeting attractive men in traditional social settings like bars, noting that men seem more commonly found at run clubs, bagel shops, or grocery stores where they are less likely to be approached.
- Their plea for men to start going out more and approaching women sparked a defensive response from many men online, who cited reasons such as fear of rejection, being labeled as creepy, and concerns about women’s intentions.
- Some men, including Gen Z individuals like Ryan Kessler, admit they avoid approaching women in public due to a desire to be respectful and not make others uncomfortable, leading to fewer in-person interactions.
- The discussion highlights a broader cultural shift in dating dynamics, where fear of negative perceptions and changing social norms contribute to challenges in meeting potential partners outside of dating apps or professional matchmaking services.
