This is a fairly new phenomenon to current culture and not really something older generations are putting people on game to because they don’t understand it and haven’t experienced it. This is a completely anecdotal opinion, but people aren’t seeking relationships the way they did in prior generations, so no one can really put anybody on game to the current dating scene. My parents generation was expected to marry before having kids and was the first generation of divorces, my generation was also expected to marry but people weren’t getting married because of kids like they used to. They had kids, may or may not end up married to the people they had kids with, but eventually end up married to someone.
This generation seems that it can give or take not just marriages, but relationships in general. People are having kids with people they aren’t even in relationships with and/or people they are in a very tenuous relationships with (like Jhene and Sean). There’s also people in their early to mid 20s who’ve never been in a relationship at all.
“Teaching women better” in this age is looking more like if you can’t find anyone serious, that you’re also interested in, then you may just not be with anyone and may have to be single for a long time. Young men and women also tie a lot of their social value and self esteem to being appreciated and successful with the opposite sex. So it's difficult to not enjoy company with the opposite sex. Everyone seems a bit too caught up in appearance and sex, which is another dynamic causing difficulty. Again, this is a bit anecdotal and from what I see and hear.