Category Archives: Choice Addiction

Andi does Melbourne?

Posted on August 6, 2019 by Dalrock

From The Sun: I swiped through so many men on Tinder I was told there were NO matches left – and I’m still single Andi Lew, 46 – a wellness coach from Australia – even started “pin dropping to other … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, The Sun | 72 Comments

Anna Hitchings can’t find a man.

Posted on May 15, 2019 by Dalrock

End of transmission.   H/T Boris, Steve, & Anna.

Posted in Anna Hitchings, Choice Addiction, Dalrock’s Law of Feminism, Finding a Spouse, Nevermarried, Rod Dreher, Solipsism, Turning a blind eye, Weak men screwing feminism up | 140 Comments

What could possibly go wrong?

Posted on August 6, 2018 by Dalrock

I offered this as a comment over at Instapundit, in response to a post on the impending sexbot revolution. Time is the modern woman’s real enemy here, with technology merely enhancing the effect. By continuously pushing out the age of … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Finding a Spouse, Instapundit | 152 Comments

Fighting choice addiction.

Posted on January 18, 2018 by Dalrock

To my future husband: I know you will be worth the wait! — Wendy Griffith, Age 53* Choice addiction is part intoxication with the process of judging suitors, and part fear of missing out on something better. The risk is … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Envy, Finding a Spouse, Wendy Griffith | 274 Comments

Someday we’ll laugh!

Posted on December 29, 2017 by Dalrock

Commenter Ofelas pointed out the absurdity of the main character in Cat Person imagining how much a future boyfriend would enjoy hearing about her having sex with other men: …she imagined that somewhere, out there in the universe, there was … Continue reading →

Posted in Cat Person, Choice Addiction, Cracks in the narrative, Diary of Why, Finding a Spouse, Judging the performance, Rationalization Hamster, Serial Monogamy, Solipsism, Status of marriage, Turning a blind eye, Ugly Feminists, You can't make this stuff up | 299 Comments