Chris Williamson: The Shocking New Research On Why Men And Women Are No Longer Compatible!

Seventy eight percent of women want to date a man who is as educated or as employed as they are. This is just a straight up imbalance. And this is what I've called the tall girl problem. So Chris Williamson, he is an entrepreneur, former club promoter, turn podcaster with more than 70 million downloads. How did I get here? Chris Are you aware of the dark side that's driving you? Really wanna go here. I've been chronically unpopular throughout all of school, badly bullied, didn't have a group of friends, so I'd compromised an awful lot of who I truly was to try and just be as popular and successful in that world as possible. But there was a Ambient sense that something is broken. With me.

I I've got a couple of different entries and it just put I think I'm lonely. Fifteen percent of men say that they have zero. Close friends. Where did we go wrong? The world of social connection has been made less and less social. The single biggest predictor of your health outcomes in life are the number of close connections that you have. It's more than going to the gym, it's more than stopping drinking. People that are in relationships have better health outcomes.

But one in three men between the ages of eighteen and thirty hasn't had sex in the last year. 80% of men report not approaching a woman because they are scared of being seen as creeping, and by twenty forty, forty-five percent of twenty-five to forty-five year old women will be single and childless. You can start to see how this imbalance could cause a problem. This is a very difficult conversation. The first thing that we need to do is Uh You do a lot of things. And you do a lot of things very, very well.

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