It's my understanding that men and women are everywhere... When I go out to the store I see both sexes there. I had a gentleman approach me as I was looking at bananas he paid me a compliment and asked if I would like to meet him and have dinner. We had a nice date a few days later.
I was approached by a gentleman at the gas station he was in need as he had forgotten his wallet and was running on fumes he asked if he could get a few dollars for some gas which I gave him so he could get back home and get his wallet to fill the car.
My point is you aren't at your job all the time and you do see women when you are out and about in normal everyday interactions. There are women at grocery stores, at your church, at the gas station, all you have to do is smile be friendly and introduce yourself you never know you might even get the chance to ask a woman if she would like to go for a cup of coffee.
LOL. The serendipitous movie cliche of encountering someone in the grocery store does not happen.
I am at work 64 hours a week, between 2 jobs. 3 out of 7 days of the week, a drive for 2 hours. 70 hours.
That's 41.66% of my average week devoted strictly to work, with nary a woman in site. Add another 5.5 hours a week for classroom sessions, dominated by GEN Z men ... (no, I WILL NOT engage in an age gap "relationship" like some PERVERT).
77.5 hours. No woman in site.
4 hours a week in the gym ... in an
empty gym. 79.5 hours. Wow, we are at 47.35% right there! We haven't even included
sleep! I don't get to sleep much, so that's 30.5 hours right there.
110 hours now. Wow. 65.47% of my week, no women in site. Hmmm.
I certainly don't fill up any of that remaining time
studying, oh no! Pfft.
On Tuesday's, I like to go to to 10pm showings at the movies to rejuvenate after the end of a long week. Saw Halloween (2018) this past Tuesday. It sucked! I was also the
only person in the theater ... I am
always the only person in the theater.
You are absolutely
WRONG.
Further, these men you list are not "gentlemen". A gentlement dates women
he already knows; not some random stranger buying bananas or pumping gas ...