The REAL Reason Why Successful 40yr Old Women Can't Find a Man

Many women over 40 struggle to find a man, in this video I discuss the main reasons why.

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[EntrepreneursInCars]

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[elacertijox]

I met a girl when I was 28 and she was 21, I asked her out two times and she said no, now I am 54 and she Is 47, I saw her a few weeks ago and she has hit the wall bad, and she wanted to go out with me and I said I have a girlfriend (which Is not true) but I would not go out with her for one minute, she had her chance.

[cindybrown]

As an older woman I appreciate this reality check, it’s exactly what young women need to be aware of before it’s too late. The feminists can claim it’s sexist, but it’s human biology so deal with it accordingly.

[Blackwingsss]

There were a few girls in my life who werent attractive but their kindness almost made me fall in love with them. Being bossy and aggressive are one of the most disgusting traits women can have.

[iwthswlosl]

Most women think they are doing you a favour by just talking to you let alone have an actual relationship.

[jeffreycfmok]

If you are an older woman and you think dating is unfair, you should interview some younger guys about their dating experiences

[stephenburnage]

In my single days I was a very eligible executive but I had one golden rule and that was to never date female lawyers or executives. Found them too argumentative and opinionated. My business life was full of challenges and I didn't need the same in my personal life. Married my secretary instead and twenty years later, we still have a very happy marriage.

[shurmike]

at 38 I married a twenty year old After 25 years we divorced when she found a younger man. Devastating. but it motivated me to study and learn about relationships etc. main advice: take care of your health and work on yourself. too many men live just for their families without having a life. bad mistake.

[shadyboy-ck]

I'm a 57 yr old british guy and i love your videos, always interesting and accurate, many thanks for sharing your thoughts

[lawv]

A woman who is a boss at work, doesn't just turn that personality off when they get home at the end of the day.

[dpstrial]

I heard on a podcast yesterday that research undertaken by four UK universities revealed that men's chance of marriage increased by 35% for every 16 points higher their IQ was, whereas women's decreased by 40%. Also, people who are successful at work are generally more disagreeable than those who aren't successful. Whereas women to some extent are drawn to disagreeable men, men don't find disagreeable women remotely attractive.

[dont]

I'll pass on any woman who describes herself as "sassy". While it can have a positive connotation for some, it can also be negative. Who wants to be "sassed"? No thank you.

[jamesstrom]

This video is so true. I’ve had good success dating and am happy to date a woman who is my age (50s) and looks it, IF she brings the right personality … can she be kind, easy to get along with, compromise, show affection … can she be feminine in the traditional sense… that’s what matters. and be healthy and not a whale. “no drama” is a cliche but it’s true.

[buckdesystem]

Here is some perspective from a 60 year old man who was the child of an older career woman. My mom was pushing 45 years old when I was born. My dad was younger. She was a pioneer in a particular field that I will not get into for brevity reasons. By the time I was an adolescent, my parents were retired and had moved on to their interests. I basically had to learn to cook for myself, and do laundry. I remember having a neighbour lady show me how to use the washing machine. They didn't even teach me about personal hygiene, and for long time, I couldn't figure out why people around me were always talking about taking showers. They were giving me hints. My parents didn't even show up for my high school graduation, as they had other plans that night that they didn't want to break. When my mom died when I was 41, my dad soon married a much younger woman who got the whole estate. When he died, my inheritance was $2, 800. That's not a typo.
The late great comedian George Carlin has a line: "You can't have everything. Where would you put it?"
Everything in life involves choices. What do you want? You can't have everything. Trying to have everything, when there are other human lives involved, usually doesn't work out well for the other people involved.
If you're a self absorbed woman, don't have kids. Please.

[SyphusBatterus]

I'm 44 and I learned my lesson dating and eventually marrying a much younger woman. Right now I'm 45 and she's 32. I met her when she was 20. She never went to college and neither of us ever did well financially for a long time we were in survival mode so she never got to find herself. About 2.5 years ago she started to and it seemed everything she found out about herself pretty much was showing that we were not a very compatible couple. We eventually ended things cause it got that bad. Basically if you're going to mess with these young girls long term make sure she knows who she is. I have no interest in dating a woman that young again. Now I'm in a much better relationship with a woman that is only a year younger than me. She's also not one of these girlboss types that you described though she's a school teacher. It's one of the better relationships I've been in. She said I am the best boyfriend she's had. She said at her age the dating options are not good so she considers herself lucky to have gotten me. She's pretty good looking too.

[giuliana]

My hope is that everyone finds the love that they need

[fadep]

I am married with 43 years old and have a baby with 44, my husband make me feel like a queen, we have a very nice life together, I am so much more happy than when I was 25 years old ❤

[scotttracy]

Totally agree with Rich.

In my 40s I would see these corporate masculine ball busting boss women types, and dated a few. They were into roof top dining, drinking wine, and bossing around.
I also dated women in their early 20s, they'd be happy just to go to Applebee's. Even went on a zip lining date with one. They were more pleasant to be around, no attitude, no masculine energy, great sex.
There is no reason for a guy 35+ to date a woman in the same age category

[chachochado]

From my experience, while in my young 20's, I've dated older women in their 30s and 40s that were "successful". In part meaning, they were much more financially stable. It was like a roll reversal. I would be showered with gifts, driving their expensive cars, fancy dinner dates, taken on vacations they paid for... etc. As a young athletic, attractive male, I in turn was considered the arm candy. And the unwarranted gifts and such was an attempt to keep me around. I know, there's a name for that... gigolo.

[PrettyDishes]

Just listened to your entire book on Audible, re-listening later today. Thank you for your insight and red pill mindset, I appreciate what you've done and continue to do.