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Nootropics 10 years ago

He probably has tried drug free, exercise and sleep over a month.

I just curious with this article specifically because its about the idea of the classic heterosexual relationship, which is inherently about men and women. It just seemed it was missing 1/2 of the story.

I guess I'm just used to all those Japanese articles about their growing single working culture. Those usually focus on how both sexes are giving up relationships in favor of their careers.

Why does the article only focus on single women? For every single women, there exists a single man.

Is it because it is seen as socially acceptable for men to lead single lives while not so much for women?

Edit: My questions sounds kinda rhetorical. I'm genuinely curious.

I emailed Dr. Goldin to ask her a question about her research when writing a paper on the wage gap for undergrad english.

I did not expect a response, but when I got one, I was ecstatic.

She seems like a awesome person.