This blog and the Manosphere mentioned in the Sydney Morning Herald.

It is good to see we are impacting the larger conversation.  Here is the article:

Why women lose the dating game

The quote:

But there is another conversation going on – a fascinating exchange about what is happening from the male point of view. Much of it thrives on the internet, in the so-called ”manosphere”. Here you will find men cheerfully, even triumphantly, blogging about their experience. They have cause for celebration, you see. They’ve discovered a profound change has taken place in the mating game and, to their surprise, they are the winners.

Dalrock (dalrock.wordpress.com) is typical: ”Today’s unmarried twentysomething women have given men an ultimatum: I’ll marry when I’m ready, take it or leave it. This is, of course, their right. But ultimatums are a risky thing, because there is always a possibility the other side will decide to leave it. In the next decade we will witness the end result of this game of marriage chicken.”

The endgame Dalrock warns about is already in play for hordes of unmarried professional women – the well-coiffed lawyers, bankers and other success stories. Many thought they could put off marriage and families until their 30s, having devoted their 20s to education, establishing careers and playing the field. But was their decade of dating a strategic mistake?

The post she is quoting is Supply and demand in the marriage market.  H/T Lavazza, and thanks to Ferdinand for getting the word out.

Edit:  Susan Walsh of Hooking Up Smart and Whiskey were also quoted in the piece.

Edit 2:  Thanks to Captain Capitalism for the kind words and the linkage.