Why are so many hot women single?

 High. Maintenance, in two words.

The majority of the time, this is not the case, although there is a tiny minority of females that effortlessly have a killer figure and flawless skin.

Without being too critical, I briefly shared a house with two women who were simply stunning. One of them was a dancing instructor who was attractive, quite curvaceous (read: had a fantastic rack), a little short (but in a nice way), had lovely wide brown eyes, and had flawlessly springy wavy dark hair that fell in copious waves down her back. The other one had long, magnificent blonde hair that fell to her hips like a golden curtain, clear cobalt eyes that people frequently assumed were made up to be that particular shade of blue by contacts, and legs that reached the ceiling.

In fact, I was astonished by how lovely they were. Additionally, they were generally nice women. They were somewhat lacking in intellect, I'll admit, but they weren't dull spoilt bitches, either.

However, they were high maintenance, my goodness. With makeup spillover, our bathroom was a complete and total disaster. For example, despite my best efforts, the counters were always covered in hairspray and bronzer. The bathroom's walls were completely covered in hair. Shoes were piled high inside the linen cupboard in the hallway. In the morning, they each spent at least an hour in the restroom. Everywhere are clothes.

Their diets were exact. They were always at the gym.

I mean, it takes a lot of effort to look that hot. It really does. And since it takes so much effort it a) takes up a lot of time, and b) becomes a constant conversation topic because you’re thinking about it.

Both of them appeared unable to maintain a boyfriend for very long. In fact, the ensemble of characters was constantly changing. There were always plenty of men available, but none of them stayed. And neither of the women wanted just one-night stands; they wanted boyfriends.

Sincerly, I believe that part of the reason was due to how much time and attention they spent into their appearance. (That and, hmm, nice ladies once again, but they're not exactly the best lights. They tended to talk about the most recent episode of The Bachelor, fashion, diet, or gossip about people I didn't know, which made me find talking to them quite boring.

Many men, in my opinion, do not desire partners like that. They presumably do appreciate the finished product, but again, the maintenance work required is very astounding.

The most gorgeous women also frequently have high expectations for the attractiveness of prospective partners. Which, in a way, is reasonable—I mean, if you're working so hard to look good, you probably want someone who's of the same caliber—but it also severely limits your options if what you want is a 9/10 or 10/10 in the looks department.

Naturally, some of them are bitches as well. (However, you can find ugly people who are also unpleasant.) Given that if you look nice and keep looking good, you will receive a lot of positive attention constantly and you will grow accustomed to it, I do believe there is also a little bit of an entitlement issue.

They literally had an army of men arrive to haul everything out for them as we left that location. The blonde one even instructed them to carry my belongings out. I said, "No, really, that's okay," but then I got run over by a group of attractive guys who were frantically attempting to carry out their orders, so I decided to simply let them do it. Whatever.

Actually, I found it to be amusing. However, they did demand top-notch service. It was nothing new to them.

Given everything, I can see why they could be difficult to date.

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