Modern dating is not in a good place right now.

A big part of the problem is that we’ve reached peak feminism in 2025, with so many women opting out of dating entirely and not even pretending to want to settle down with a husband and children. According to a recently published Wall Street Journal article, this is mostly because they’re unhappy with their prospects.

“I’m financially self-sufficient enough to do these things [house hunting, having babies] myself,” one Boston-based single told the outlet. “I’m willing to accept being single versus settling for someone who isn’t the right fit.”

But what is “the right fit?” According to these women who are quick to swipe left on any man who isn’t 100% on board with their career ambitions, it requires an absolutely perfect meshing of interests, values, and goals, plus physical attraction, earning potential, and of, course, height. There is no room for compromise from these perfection-seeking women who say they’re just as content to live solo and brunch with their friends on weekends.

A Washington-based firefighter told WSJ she doesn’t want to be financially tied to a man. “If I need companionship, I volunteer at the dog shelter,” she said. 

While the article mostly focused on women and their plight to find the ideal, it left out one key piece of the equation: men. The men on the dating sites who are found wanting are hard-working and, in many examples, are looking for a life partner who is willing to take on the traditional role of caretaker of the home.

One woman said she ended her last relationship because “he wanted the white picket fence and me at home with the kids,” which conflicted with her career goals. The article also noted that women with college degrees prefer men with the same education level, and since fewer men are getting bachelor’s degrees, their dating pool is even more limited.

A game cannot solve all these issues. But it can help make a first date – or even a second or tenth date – a lot more productive. 

In this apocalyptic dating scene, there is no time for questions about the weather or favorite types of cheese. Get to the heart of the matter with the Yes or No Dating and Relationships Expansion Pack, the newest addition to the best-selling Yes or No: The Game! It includes more than 125 new cards to help gauge your potential partner’s stance on love, relationships, and modern dating topics.

These cards will help prompt serious conversations, with topics such as:

…and so much more. 

It’s 2025, and while the nation is slowly healing from years of Democrat control, the mentality of single women couldn’t be further from sane. Every first date should include at least twenty minutes of playing this revealing game, both for entertainment’s sake and to ensure no one is wasting their precious time.

It’s a wild world out there. Make sense of it the only way you can by picking up the Yes or No Dating and Relationships Expansion Pack and maybe, finally, you can find the love of your life.