{"id":83388,"date":"2015-12-26T20:08:12","date_gmt":"2015-12-27T04:08:12","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=83388"},"modified":"2015-12-26T20:08:12","modified_gmt":"2015-12-27T04:08:12","slug":"are-you-a-girl-over-22-then-dont-even-bother-with-online-dating-hilarious-graph-shows-men-prefer-young-women","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/lukeford.net\/blog\/?p=83388","title":{"rendered":"Are you a girl over 22? Then don’t even bother with online dating: Hilarious graph shows men prefer young women"},"content":{"rendered":"

Daily Mail<\/a>: It’s no secret that men tend to see younger women as more attractive, but the extreme to which this holds true is somewhat alarming.
\nAccording to a graph based on data from OKCupid dating profiles, women tend to be most attracted to men who are around their same age.
\nBut the case is drastically different for men; the graph shows that once a woman passes the age of 22, she becomes exponentially less attractive to men.
\nOKCupid president and co-founder Christian Rudder presents these results in his forthcoming book Dataclysm: Who We Are When We Think No One’s Looking, which hits stores on Wednesday.
\nAt an event in mid-August, Mr Rudder, 39, explained the results to a dumbfounded crowd.
\n‘Women who are, say, 28, find guys who are also 28 about the most attractive, and so forth. Up until about 40, when that’s getting too old,’ he said.
\nBy contrast, women begin to decline in attractiveness – from the perspective of men – as soon as they hit their early twenties.
\n‘It is kind of terrible,’ he admitted. ‘From the time you’re 22 you’ll be less hot than a 20-year-old, based on this data. So that’s just a thing.’
\nWhile these stats may be depressing, Mr Rudder clarifies that it doesn’t mean all women over 22 should necessarily expect to be left high and dry.
\n‘This is just measuring people’s opinions, not what they actually go out and do,’ he told NPR.
\nRead about it: OKCupid president Christian Rudder presents these results in hist forthcoming book Dataclysm, which hits stores on Wednesday
\nRead about it: OKCupid president Christian Rudder presents these results in hist forthcoming book Dataclysm, which hits stores on Wednesday
\n‘What you see when you actually look at what people do, you see the realism set in. So these 40-year-old guys… the people they actually have the courage to actually go out and message are a lot older: it’s 30, 35-year-old women.’
\nOn his blog, OKData, he delves into this pattern even further, explaining that as men get older they tend to search for younger and younger women.
\n‘The median 31-year-old guy, for example, sets his allowable match age range from 22 to 35 – nine years younger, but only four years older, than himself,’ he writes.
\n‘This skewed mindset worsens with age; the median 42-year-old will accept a woman up to 15 years younger, but no more than three years older.’<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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