Hi, and welcome back to the Carol Markowitz show on IHeartRadio. I got an email from a listener,

and she wrote in this. Hi, Carol, you talk about the importance of finding a relationship, but I'm 36

and not sure that's of interest to me anymore. I sustain myself. I make myself happy.

I can't see what anyone would be able to add to that. I'm not bitter or angry. I haven't had bad

men in my history. I just don't see the importance of it. I wanted to have children, but even that

want has waned. What's so good about being with someone?

Then I heard this interesting exchange between podcaster Jen Cohen and Professor Scott Galloway.

I'll play it and then discuss it.

If you are a woman who is capable and competent and can do all those things on your own,

they don't want a man.

Because the men out there are, there's very few.

And the few that there are are going to be wanted by every single girl.

So then they're going to go, right?

So it's like, what do you do?

And that's basically what's happening.

I know more single great girls than I've ever had in my life.

And very few eligible great guys, very few.

And the guys I know who I'm friends with, they have the pick of the litter.

They can go out with girls who are like literally more than half their age. And those girls are like buying for them and dying

to go out with them. So we have, but both parties are to blame. Okay, men, young men, for a variety

of reasons, some societal, some is on them are economically and emotionally unviable. They're

less mature. They literally mature. The prefrontal

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