Modern Independent Women Substituting Sex For Solo Travel
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A new Booking.com survey of 1,000 Americans found that 93% of women find a partner taking the initiative to book travel more attractive than a good body or a high salary, with 56% saying the act itself feels like foreplay.
Yet the same survey reveals the brutal punchline: 56% of women say their significant other has never once booked a trip for them. Two-thirds of men admit they’d only plan a getaway if it directly increased their chances of sex; turning what could be romance into a coldly transactional exchange.
While some men treat vacations like sexual currency, millions of women have simply stopped waiting. Solo female travel has exploded: 75–84% of solo bookings worldwide are now made by women, with India alone seeing a 135% surge between 2023 and 2025.
Tour companies report women making up 70% of solo travelers, many aged 45–60 and explicitly escaping the “parental obligation gap” (full-time working mothers still do 62% of household management while men do just 9%).
Destinations like Iceland, Singapore, and Japan top the safety rankings, and women are arming themselves with detailed itineraries, women-only tours, and safety apps; because they’ve learned they can no longer rely on a partner to handle the logistics.
This independence has spilled over into how women view relationships themselves.
As Jane Mulkerrins writes in The Times, having a boyfriend is now widely considered “embarrassing,” “cringe,” and something successful women actively hide. The U.S. is in the middle of a “great relationship recession”: 41% of women aged 23–34 are single (double the rate of a decade ago), fueled by financial independence, access to solo IVF, and standards so high that settling feels like failure.
Movements like Korea’s 4B (no dating, no marriage, no sex, no children) have gone global, and even women in situationships refuse to post their partners online; lest followers think they’ve lowered their stock.
The retreat from romance has gone deeper than dating apps; many young women are giving up on sex entirely. Celibacy rates among women aged 18–29 have doubled since 2010 and risen 50% just since 2021.
For women like 29-year-old Mandana Zarghami, four years without sex isn’t deprivation; it’s a deliberate reset that sharpens intuition and weeds out men who treat intimacy as another transaction. When hook-up culture consistently prioritizes male pleasure and emotional labor still falls almost entirely on women, opting out starts to look like the ultimate power move.
Taken together, the message to men is blunt: today’s independent woman doesn’t need you to complete her life; she’s already booking her own flights, building her own empire, and discovering who she is on the other side of the world. If you want in, you’d better bring more than a swipe-right and a prayer.
The fastest way to her heart in 2025 isn’t flowers or sweet talk; it’s proving you can plan a seamless ten-day itinerary to Santorini without her having to send you the Google Doc. Anything less, and she’ll happily enjoy the view alone.
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