what is the current ratio of single men to single women in united states?

Answer 1

Depends on the age bracket. The birth rate is about 102 males for every 100 females (apparently the male sperm swim a little bit faster). So, until attrition sets in (about the mid-40's to 50's), the ratio is about 102/100.
However, the life span of females is longer. Once you start reaching the 50's plus age bracket, women outnumber men. By the 60's and 70's, the difference becomes dramatic... about 2 or 3 to one.
Since each marraige matches male to female one to one (ignoring gay marriage for a moment), the ratio for the 20's to 30's is about 4-5% more single males than females.

Answer 2

I dont know for sure...but it should be about the same right?
because there should be a 50%male/female birth ratio so the numbers start out even and when people get in a relationship it removes one from each pool of people...I mean there are outside factors like polygamy and homsexuality but that shouldnt make much difference..

Answer 3

in the initiating we are not all surrounded by using adult men all day lengthy. I stay with my moms and dads on a lake countless miles outdoors of city. I advise in quite some approaches that's large, i'll sunbath topless on my days off devoid of any hassles, I paintings at a u . s . club countless miles away, bypass to varsity in the interior of sight city and so on. yet there are not warm and chilly operating adult men throughout position.