Who will marry us? – A Lady Expresses Frustration Over Men’s Preference for Younger Women.

A concerned lady, Debbie, has raised a thought-provoking question to men: “Who will marry us?” She expressed her frustration over their preference for younger women, particularly those born in the 2000s, when it comes to settling down. In a tweet shared on X (formerly Twitter), Debbie pondered why men are increasingly choosing women from the younger generation, leaving those born in the 1990s feeling overlooked.

In a heartfelt tweet, Debbie posed a question to men: “Men, why are you marrying these kids of the 2000s and leaving us from the 1990s? Who will marry us? 😭”

Her post sparked a flurry of responses from netizens, each offering their own perspective. @egoumez_d suggested that some women might prioritize wealth, saying, “When you go carry a phone, ‘why I will not date a man that is not wealthy,’ yen yen.”

@pealz compared the situation to football, stating, “No coach will sign current Luka Modric over prime Messi.”

@omoh_aw humorously pointed out, “Because your character no good.”

@ifeloverboy offered a more thoughtful take, saying, “Catching them young before they choose your kind of life… It’s easy to fold a fresh fish, but dry fish no dey fold. Ire oh.”

Meanwhile, @dr_ignatius_oparaocha reminded everyone, “Marriage isn’t about age. It’s about readiness, commitment, and a shared vision for the future.”

The responses reveal a mix of humor, wisdom, and social commentary, sparking further discussion about the complexities of relationships and marriage.