In another thread, I discussed the imbalance in the ratio of men to women as one of the main factors leading to male celibacy and heightened competition. I believe that in the future, more and more men will resort to less conventional solutions and look to other countries to find a partner. Although individuals are inherently endogamous, the desire to procreate is too strong to choose to remain single for life while pursuing women from their own group who have exorbitant criteria.
As can be seen on this map, there is a higher proportion of women who are imported into Germany from countries such as Southeast Asia or Latin America. I can already hear you saying that they come mainly to work, but work and marriage are not mutually exclusive. In fact, when looking at the higher proportion of women migrating from these regions , it often does involve a complex interplay of economic, social, and relational factors. And keep in mind that this is well-documented in migration studies. These relationships form through:
> Long-distance communication (dating websites, marriage agencies)
> Personal travel and tourism
To illustrate this with an even more telling example, let's take the case of Norway, which experienced an early exodus of women to urban areas leaving a surplus of men of working age in these rural counties.
Women moved to cities to study when education became free, and then either stayed in these cities or moved to larger cities. The men who remained in the villages still had well-paid local jobs in mining or power generation. Then, in the 1980s and 1990s, it became less expensive and easier for other men to travel to Thailand.
Several cities are now populated by people of mixed race :
Basically, urbanization is behind the demographic crisis because more men are competing for fewer women in certain areas. And women who live in big cities have a hypergamous nature on steroids and don't want to settle for their looksmatch.
In the next thread, I'll make a tier list of the countries I recommend for geomaxx.
As can be seen on this map, there is a higher proportion of women who are imported into Germany from countries such as Southeast Asia or Latin America. I can already hear you saying that they come mainly to work, but work and marriage are not mutually exclusive. In fact, when looking at the higher proportion of women migrating from these regions , it often does involve a complex interplay of economic, social, and relational factors. And keep in mind that this is well-documented in migration studies. These relationships form through:
> Long-distance communication (dating websites, marriage agencies)
> Personal travel and tourism
To illustrate this with an even more telling example, let's take the case of Norway, which experienced an early exodus of women to urban areas leaving a surplus of men of working age in these rural counties.
Women moved to cities to study when education became free, and then either stayed in these cities or moved to larger cities. The men who remained in the villages still had well-paid local jobs in mining or power generation. Then, in the 1980s and 1990s, it became less expensive and easier for other men to travel to Thailand.
Several cities are now populated by people of mixed race :
Basically, urbanization is behind the demographic crisis because more men are competing for fewer women in certain areas. And women who live in big cities have a hypergamous nature on steroids and don't want to settle for their looksmatch.
In the next thread, I'll make a tier list of the countries I recommend for geomaxx.
