Get it the Brit show. So you can't find yourself a man. Well according to one

Tic-talker maybe it's because you're setting your standards too high. So yeah I saw this

clip on Alpha Fox 78 on Twitter and it went viral and there were a lot of

comments on it because the women seem to have a lot to say but there is a lady who is speaking to all of her

friends being single and she says she goes out with

them a lot and they're always saying what they're looking for and

complaining that they can't find the guy and she's saying that she believes it

might actually be because her friends standards are a little too high.

I hate to say this but I think that women have to lower their standards.

Before you go crazy on me, just hear me out.

The amount of chronically single girlfriends that I know either approaching their

30s or already in their 30s that are like wanting to settle down and have a

family but can't is an epidemic at this point and we're talking about women that are

financially stable have educations are beautiful have their fathers in their lives like

come from nice families like we're not talking about like a bum-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-b-bir talking about like a bum-b

We're talking about like a very decent young lady. So I'll have conversations with my friends

and they'll say things like, oh, like, you know,

I want to make like at least $200,000 a year like at minimum. He has to be in shape. Like I really like a

guy with a six pack. I love a guy who's like six two. I need to go with like a

full head of hair like I can't do bald guys. Every single time you throw a new specification into what you desire, the only person that

fits within the parameters of what you are looking for exists in your dreams.

No, I've had girlfriends tell me like, oh my God, no, he's great this and that, like, but I can't do a short king. So you're telling me you found a guy that's not bad looking, has a great job with benefits, like financially stable, comes from a great family, and you can't do it because his legs aren't long enough like you

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