What’s the age range? If this include people 35-75+, then the statement makes sense as women outlive men. But if you’re a single women in her late 30′s this statement can cause women to think they have less prospects than men, which really isn’t the case.

I’m 38 and strongly doubt I’d be seeking the same type of guy as a 65-year-old widow. I also have a hard time believing that at age 36, 10 million more men than women all of a sudden die or get married.

The media and self-help books are doing a great disservice by scaring women into feeling desperate.

I was unable to read the review in question on first attempt, it’s just so poorly written (no surprise it has no “helpful” votes), but finally struggled through it after reading these comments.

Again, the most bizarre piece of dating advice I ever heard. Baths! How practical is that? Especially in the morning? And don’t forget that many people don’t even have bathtubs in their apartments.

But again, I don’t see why a bath should even be necessary. I mean, what are those people doing when showering their… uhm… private parts, just lathering up on the outside, the way they do with the rest of their body?

All right, whatever. 8=|

I have quit seeing people because there was no chemistry but I don’t think i’ve ever not gone out with someone or quit seeing someone because I didn’t think they were attractive enough.

What’s the difference?

I admitted that.
But only when given the third degree.
I don’t think [b]men[/b] would be too eager to say that to a woman either.

Has anyone here been involved in a situation where it was said that the man wasn’t physically attractive enough? It’s hard to imagine a woman admitting that to the man she rejected or even her admitting it was something she thought fundamental about his personality, obnoxiousness aside.