Delusional Single Mom with High Standards Can't Find A Good Man...

Delusional Single Mom with High Standards Can't Find A Good Man…

She wants a man who earns twice as much as she does, owns a home with no mortgage, stands 1.75 meters tall, and preferably has never been married — but she herself is a divorced single mother. When expectations collide with reality, heartbreak is inevitable.

This video exposes the rising dating crisis across modern China, where both women and men are trapped between sky-high standards and shrinking options.
It’s not just her story — it’s a social mirror.

📊 Highlights:
✅ A single mom insists her next partner must earn 2 million yuan a year
✅ Matchmakers reject her because “even divorced men want younger women”
✅ Women in their 30s and 40s face brutal dating realities despite being “excellent”
✅ Men share how marriage drained them financially, turning them away from dating
✅ A 38-year-old woman demands 6 out of 8 strict conditions — yet meets none herself
✅ Fierce debate: Are high standards empowering, or self-sabotage?

🎯 Timeline:
🎯 0:00 – A single mom lists her ideal man — and shocks the interviewer
🎯 1:20 – Matchmaker humiliates her mother: “Even divorced men want young girls”
🎯 3:00 – A 36-year-old woman’s 60 failed blind dates
🎯 4:20 – Why young men avoid dating and marriage
🎯 6:00 – Workplace humiliation: “At 39, you should settle for anyone”

Is she being unrealistic — or simply refusing to settle?
In today’s dating market, who is truly at fault: men, women, or society’s expectations?

Share your thoughts in the comments.
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