OK. Let's deal with your very lame idea about the future. I go to one of those chatbot sites. I set up a meeting. No one shows. The chatbot has no excuses. I start to go to real places with real women I can meet (no bars). So, the chatbot people can keep them. Face to face conversations in actual, real places makes the chatbots go away.
My "lame idea about the future" is the lame reality of *today.* A *lot* of guys spend waaaaay too much time "socializing" online. This problem is especially prominent in Japan, but it's hardly rare in the US. It's not new... I suspect you are old enough to remember commercials on late night TV inviting you to call certain phone numbers for XYZ dollars per minute to talk with "sexy women." Here's
a link to a whole playlist of such commercials on YouTube.
The fact that *you* might not experience it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Where do you think the "incel" community comes from? Hell, I went to Google to poke around to find links to studies or news reports on the idea, and the first damn thing to pop up was this:
A lot of women are making a *lot* of money "chatting" online with lonely guys. Only Fans and the like cater to a clientel who often are delusional enough to think that they actually have a shot at the pretty, naked girl on the screen in front of them. They don't, of course, any more than lonely delusional guys in the 80's had a shot with the phone sex lady. But it's in the pretty, naked girls financial interest to keep them thinking they do. Filters will make a "6" into a "10" and increase her revenues. A CGI girl will be able to respond directly and personally to a million different guys at once.
You might think you're immune to the charms of a pretty face on a screen telling you nice things. And maybe you are. But a lot of guys are not. It seems to be a growing issue. The lockdowns sure as hell didn't help.
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