Do you guys think the wealthier a country becomes the worst it becomes for the average man?

[Archibault]

I'm seeing a pattern throughout the world. It seems that:

Country A, developing country: Many men are drunks or indifferent of their women, the women tend to be very hot and compete with each other. Prostitute whenever legal or illegal is widespread. The price of sex is low. Many women want to leave the country and are looking for a husband, hence they want to be as attractive as possible. The government does not provide welfare for their citizens and every women is out of themselves.

Country B (Developed country): Many men have jobs. Hence its not enough for you to have money you either have to have tons of money or be physically fit, popular or be somewhat famous/known. The price of sex is high.Attractive Women tend to be very selective with who they sleep with. Moreover, there's less attractive women since the country is rich there's all these activist/feminist groups trying to subvert traditional society hence women are told to, "Let themselves go." Many women simply do not care and stop trying. Meanwhile, guys are constantly compete with each other even for average women. The laws tend to be very 'male unfriendly." Prostitution even if its allowed tend s to have less attractive women or it tends to be very expensive outside the reach of the average man. Women become a luxury good that only a small group of men can have.

What do you guys think?

[Winston]

Yes there is a correlation for sure. However, it's not all about income or wealth. Individualistic cultures like America and its lack of social connection are to blame too. Competitive cultures are to blame too. In NE Asia, you have similar problems with spoiled women who are picky and bitchy and closed and not open to making new friends. In the case of Asia, I think it's cliquish culture since Asians are cliquish by nature and only poor Asians in SE Asia are not as cliquish. But NE Asia is super cliquish, even more so than America in some ways, you see this with NE Asian middle class people in the US too. So NE Asia is similar to America, but for different reasons. In modern culture there is this "mind your own business, keep to yourself, don't talk to strangers unless its business related" mentality. You can feel it in the atmosphere. So it's that too, not just about wealth.

Paranoia is also to blame too. In paranoid cultures like America and Taiwan, people live in fear at the root core of their soul, it's not just an emotion, it's ingrained. It creates a very NEGATIVE vibe too, one that makes people closed and unapproachable. It makes a big difference, because people who are paranoid of others -- and it's in their body language and aura too -- have a very negative vibe, and are no fun to be around. They are never carefree or open or freespirited or uninhibited, but are super inhibited to the extreme. In contrast in slavic and latin cultures, people are not paranoid to the core like in Taiwan (my native country) or in America so their vibe is VERY different, much more open, positive and soulful. Thus I am allowed to be myself and open up a lot more in such cultures.

Also most people are narrow minded in general. And narrow people lack curiosity and are not open to talking to strangers, unless perpetual travelers and backpackers who are adventurous and curious and open to talking to strangers.

So you see, it's not just about money, there are other big factors too.