Career Women Are Frustrated That They Can't Find Men Who Earn More, Men Want Younger Women

Hosts:
Tim @Timcast (everywhere)
Ian @IanCrossland (everywhere)
Seamus @FreedomToons (YouTube)

Podcast available on all podcast platforms!

[alvincyt]

Women: It's so hard to find a man who makes as much as I do.

Also women: Gender pay gap is real!

[thatonefloridaguy]

Women: "WOMEN NEED TO BE IN THE HIGHEST POSITIONS POSSIBLE AT ALL COMPANIES!!!!"
Also Women: WHY CAN'T I FIND A MAN THAT IS MAKING MORE THEN

[cormoran]

Funny how career men don't look for women who earn as much as they do, but career women still expect to find men who earn as much as they do.

[Lots-Of-People-are-Saying]

I think you'd be hard pressed to find a man who cares that women in their thirties can't find a man. We've been enlightened towards women's reproductive strategy and we can't unsee it. Women give their 20's to the men they're really attracted to, then when they hit their thirties; often times after having one or more kids, they look for men they're not necessarily attracted to but will provide for them. Most men are insulted when a woman who wouldn't have them in their 20's suddenly consider dating them in their 30's. Which explains why women in their 30's have such a hard time finding "good men." Men don't want you because you gave all your best years away, yet feel entitled to be swooped off your feet like a virgin princess.

[hmills]

Married at 19. Six babies by age 35. Happily married. Homeschooling. Live in the country with a mountain view. I don't work outside the home. You can't convince me I'm oppressed. My husband takes care of me and I take care of him.

[tholdme]

Suck it up, buttercup. No sympathy. Let these toxic women fester in their loneliness. RIP feminism, you will not be missed.

[abrahamlincoln]

Women: marry up
Women: want career success
Women: compete with men in the workplace
Women: outcompete most men, find success in career
Women: search for man they can marry up to
Women: suddenly realize the men they can marry up to are the 5th percentile, who want nothing to do with a career oriented woman.

[kelleymcbride]

When society at large is tilted in favor of your gender but you still want to claim you are oppressed

[codynoth]

Gonna be 38 years old and have busted my ass most of my adult life to pull myself out of generational poverty. A.k.a was raised by a single mother who decided that she was too "independent" to need a man. I'm on route to make 110k a year in small town midwest.

If any of the women that rejected me in my teens thinks I"m gonna get with her and her 4 kids from 4 different men are out of their god damn minds lol

[clintonjoyner]

Imagine if men throughout time had said I can't find a woman to marry, because they don't make as much as me. We would be extinct. Feminist should have no issue marrying a man who makes less than her, or is she scared she will have to pay alimony?

[thehylander]

If most women won’t marry or are frustrated at marrying those who make less than them, then it just means that marriage at its core was always about resources/money for them. They all have their own price…

[michaelriddick]

"Men's career paths being destroyed. Women most affected." ... sounds about right --.--

[stuarts]

RIP Kevin Samuels. This is pretty much all he went over in his videos. Women today think having a job and making a lot of money would make them more desired…which is absolutely not true. A highly desire-able man (who he called a high value man) has his own money …what would he need yours for? Usually these high paid women are in their late 30s and 40s and also at that time “don’t want to settle”. That’s why so many end up being Alone…because a high value dude would easily prefer a young girl who’s not set in her ways and has more virility than the old “boss chick” with the attitude and thinks her dollars make her pretty. They don’t .

[mistydolphin]

Feminists: How dare you not pay us as much as the men!
Also feminists: Why can't I find a man who makes more money?
Me: Oh shut the buck up!

[JALA]

Ian is completely right on this one. Signing a contract (marriage) where one side benefits more from breaking it, you should have security against losing everything.

[Optics]

Finally what I’ve been saying for years. Men are attracted to young women and women to money. It’s really not that difficult to understand.

[smevox]

That's because all the men who make as much or more than they do have wives who are mothers to their children who stay at home with said children. Men dont want career women. And we were told women don't need men.

[fishy]

"I Don't need a man to be successful!!"

"I'm successful and can't get a man!"

Peak feminism.

[joesworld]

I laughed out loud listening to Tim say what he thought about prenuptial agreements. Divorce courts are ready to fleece you Tim. Recently prenuptial agreements have been getting overturned so it's a sucker's bet for men to get married today. A wise man does not enter into a contract with someone that benefits from breaking it.

[TinaHBeautifulJourney]

I graduated college in 1987, and then got a masters degree. I was the first person in my family, male or female, to go to college. In the early 90s, when I had my first child, I decided to be a stay at home mom. And I heard SO much that I wasnletting down women who worked so hard for a degree because I was reinforcing the idea that women weren't good investments for corporations. And I was wasting my education. So yes, going against the narrative is frowned upon.