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Many women blame local environments—cities, states, or countries—for their dating difficulties. They suggest that "normal" men don't approach them anymore because of societal fears or safety concerns. There is an underlying frustration with modern dating culture, where men hesitate to approach women due to fears of rejection, humiliation, or accusations. Ironically, these women often fail to acknowledge that their own attitudes—dismissiveness, entitlement, or sarcasm—push men away. They refer to passive flirting or staring across the bar as indicators that men find them attractive when, in fact, it may be the absence of genuine connection or the fear of rejection that keeps interactions superficial.