Percentage of American women ever married, by decade of birth. Love how the projected numbers for 80s/90s do that vertical spike like the Biden vote count at 3 a.m. Good luck with that. I'm seeing a lot of upcoming demand for boxed wine and cat treats. Don't get caught paying for this disaster, get out of the fiat/bond system and stack sats if you don't want to be left holding the bag.
This is grim.
and demand for government to be their surrogate protector 💀
The fact that government is their surrogate protector is a big cause for this trend in the first place. The marriage market is absolutely grim for men right now. The women are effectively married to the state already, and if you marry one it's more like cheating with a married woman. It's all good as long as she's happy, but as soon as something happens she'll run straight back to her husband Big Daddy Government, and he can come throw you in jail and take half your stuff if she cries and begs him.
And regardless whether you're married or not, your tax dollars are still going to BDG to support his harem of unmarried women and their fatherless children. The higher tax burden this requires makes it all the more difficult for men who actually would like to risk getting married and providing for a family.
The destruction of the nuclear family as a viable social institution is progressing rapidly, but the consequences will be felt for decades, probably centuries.
So, where's the chart for the dudes?
I didn't find one, but it should be the same chart with a few years lag since women typically marry men a few years older than themselves. Other than that, I can't think of any reason it would be different for me. It's just that demographic data typically focuses on women since they're the ones having children so it just makes everything easier
