Well of course it reduces the pool of men available to make women feel safe and secure. Hence our media seems to have a never ending interest in pieces on the "where have all the good men gone" type. The good men it turns out are high earners willing to "make a commitment" to women who are all apparently "wonderful". Of course these pieces are of a set with "I shouldn't have to settle" by which is meant partnering with an ordinary human being. It really never occurs to the writers or interviewees to consider the difficulties they find in finding "good men" may mean they have to change something in themselves or their approach. Common sense suggests that any man meeting someone so shallow and self absorbed is wise to run away as fast as possible.

In one of the greek legends one of the gods, dionysus I think, is torn apart by the women of a city; because he introduced homosexual practices amongst the men and so distracted them from their "duty" to the women of the city.