NYC women’s insanely high dating standards are screwing them over: expert
NY Post
Six feet tall, a six-pack and a six-figure salary.
That’s seemingly the bare minimum men must possess to impress ambitious single women in New York City, where many are also hoping their date is endowed with a trust fund, an Ivy League degree and a summer house in the Hamptons.
A recent survey from dating app Flirtini found that a whopping 80% of women are open to lowering their standards, though, in order to meet a mate.
But are New York City’s single ladies willing to do the same?
It’s no secret that dating has always been a bloodspot in the Big Apple, where the world’s most eligible and ambitious jockey to bolster both their prospects and social standing, but the list of non-negotiables is seemingly more outlandish than ever.
“I 100% would not date a guy [who lives] in Queens, and I do a heavy stalk before saying yes to anyone who lives in Brooklyn or Jersey,” one persnickety Manhattanite, 30, told The Post.
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