Unfortunately (because of the hoes, not Romeo) I'm with Romeo on this one. Hopeless romantic, I have tried been the KISA and have always been left 1 dagger short of a knife fight. It's the new and disgusting trend among younger 'girls' (pronounced hoes) they are more endowed at younger ages and conditioned not to depend on ONE man for their emotional fulfillment. More women have degrees careers and disposable income and those that don't have no problem getting what they want or need because the next guy is just a tap or mouse click away. Once a guy has worn a hole in his wallet it's on to the next. If the sugar daddy doesn't fit in with the 'in crowd' or isn't fun they text a younger guy to do their bidding.

Of course there are statistical rarities out there who are ladies of honorable repute but they are rare indeed. Social media and the wide variety of sites of all types have not only created a means to distribute advertisement but condone and encourage girls women hoes what ever you want to call THEM to replace a broken of outdated toy with a new one faster than ever before. This doesn't include real WOMEN who are respectable LADIES.

Of course guys cheat as well, I don't presume that girls do all the cyber slutting. Most 'dating' sites though are marketed towards women in broadcast advertisements. If a site isn't marketed towards women, it showcases women to draw men in. These are broadcast much less and on channels that mostly men would watch and only late at night. Softer advertisements marketed mainly towards women are much more widely distributed among all channels and come up often throughout the day.

Before any girls or women slam me for being sexist, these are my observations of events and broadcasting advertisements over which i have no control. Think about it from your own point of view, and then put yourself in a man's place and ask yourself if the same ads would appeal to you. More than likely the answer would be no but as men we have always had to go where the women are.