今天看了一篇文章，分析为什么目前优质单身女生这么多，谁身边没有几个这样的女生。

原文： http://www.vice.com/read/youre-single-because-there-arent-enough-men-253?utm_source=broadlyfbus&utm_source=pocket&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=pockethits

最后的结论就是男女受高等教育的比例问题。虽然是分析的美国，纽约。不过，这类问题在任何大城市都存在。

个人觉得说的还是有点道理的。

　

其中几个关键的段落，拿来和大家分享一下。

There simply aren't enough college-educated men to go around. For every four college-educated women in my generation, there are three college-educated men. The result? What Birger calls a "musical chairs" of the heart: As the men pair off with partners, unpartnered straight women are left with fewer and fewer options—and millions of them are eventually left with no options at all.

out there, they're just not going to college. Last year about 35 percent more women than men graduated from college.by the class of 2023, there will be 47 percent more women than men.

That's three women for every two men, essentially. Obviously, none of this would matter if we were all a little more open-minded about who we are willing to date and marry. But there have been multiple studies on this and it turns out Americans have become less likely, over the past 50 years, to marry and date across educational lines. So educational intermarriage—I don't know if that's a real term, maybe I just made it up—is at its lowest rate in 50 years.

The other interesting thing—and you see this in China too—if you look at census data on fully-employed, non-college-educated men age 25 to 30, the ones who are married earn 20 percent more than the ones who are not married. Which tells me that in order to get married and attract a wife, you have to earn more and be more entrepreneurial and work harder.

Is there also an issue for American women where the more educated you are, the smaller your dating pool becomes? It feels that the smarter you are as a woman, the smaller your dating pool is, because women seem less likely to date men less intelligent than themselves.
There are certain pockets. Far and away, the best dating market in the country for women is Silicon Valley, San Jose, San Francisco. Even with the gay population, San Francisco is still far better. So if you're just starting out—I'm not saying you're going to base your whole life around...