Comments by "Gareth Hart" (@tgheretford) on "Better Bachelor" channel.

  1. I suspect the "normal" and "feminine" women are the ones who are snapped up quickly when they are young and remain in long term relationships - and those who make up 70-80% of women. What's left are the promiscuous ones, the single mothers on dating apps, the ones who have given up completely, the ones with delusional requirements, the ones who have mental health or weight issues whom won't resolve them and the ones who are so fixated on their ex being their "soulmate", no other man could ever be better than him so remain single.
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  2. So... the Government believes the biggest threat to society and security is (checks notes) men not having a partner?
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  3. All he has achieved here is two things - first, he's embarrassed himself and destroyed any prospect of him ever getting a date again now he is known and gone viral. Second, he has given ammunition to all those who want "creepy" behaviour and unwanted communication banned by law as we are starting to see be presented as new bills.
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  4. I accept their terms.
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  5. So a subreddit which actively promotes misandry and has a rule which bans men from posting is acceptable, even promoted in The Guardian, a mainstream media outlet this week, yet bachelorhood is deemed hate? Reddit has totally lost the plot and can now be actively described as being antagonistic against single men. Worryingly, the likes of AgainstHateSubreddits aren't stopping at Reddit and will follow onto alternative platforms to get those communities closed too.
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  6. The ultimate goal will be to have something where men have a file on them that any woman can view, respond to (anonymously of course) and warn other women about. Think the concept behind Social Autopsy but for dating and men.
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  7. Jana discovers the concept of pre-selection, well known and understood in the evolutionary psychology circles.
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  8. A load of content around involuntary celibacy and the black pill got removed from YouTube in the last few days in preparation for the Online Safety Act.
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  9. The next generation of "Bumble" - the entry requirement is free for all women but the entry requirement for men is so high that only up to 20% of men will succeed in creating an account.
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  10. I think the 4B movement has been going on for many years with non feminist women. We just didn't notice.
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  11. Something you should note is that evolutionary psychologists have moved away from the dual mating hypothesis discussed later in the video as it gives mixed results when peer reviewed at best and everyone has now moved toward the mate switching hypothesis as a better explanation.
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  12. Yes. We're seeing the eventual criminalisation of being unattractive.
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  13. Women also value a man's body count. Anything below one over a period of time is stigmatised.
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