Anwar White on how election-year economics will reshape dating: men delaying relationships as costs rise, fewer paid dates, and a predicted spike in male aggression. He offers safety advice for women navigating the shift.
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Kev said, talk about dating and the influence of election. I'll, I'll give an overview of what I think. Okay, so a couple of things will happen. One, I think that.
I was just having a conversation with a woman in Toronto and she was telling me that the guys are not ready. And I was agreeing with her because costs have increased quite a bit. And so what will happen with Trump and his tarot is that that's going to make life that much more expensive. And because of that, men are not going to want to take you out anymore because one, they have to self actualize and have a level of stability in their lives to be ready for a relationship and to provide for a family. And it's going to take longer. So it means that they're not going to be taking you out on dates anymore as much. So what that means is you have to have your boundaries on lock because they will probably play with you for two to three weeks before they take you out.
So that's one thing. Two, I think that also what will happen is, and I don't like saying this, but it's my truth and I'm going to speak my truth.
I think that there is.
I think men are going to be a bit more aggressive. So on the streets, things like that. Which means that I want y' all to be protected. Being out with people, with family, with friends. I'm already starting to hear that things are like, in New York, guys are just going up to women and punching them in the face. Right. So.
You know, they're going to be more aggressive, they're going to be more violent. Strap up if you need to, ladies. Now I'm, you know.
I don't carry, but I know a lot of my clients do.
Yeah. So something that you might want to think about and consider.