Everytime I hear something like this I’m reminded of the email exchange Walter Block shared with a former student whose girlfriend cried when he told her he didn’t think people had a right to food. He offered some time-earned insight on the plight of young libertarians:
…it is tough to be a young male libertarian. At most gatherings where they frequent, the male—female ratio is about ten or twenty to one. For example, at the recent Mises University (look at the picture; see how many women you can find), my estimate is that there were almost 200 students; about 15 or so of them were female. (Hint for young ladies: a word to the wise is sufficient.) Nor is this merely a modern problem for male libertarians. Things have always been this way; I can attest to this, at least from 1962, when I first became a libertarian.
What to do? Well…
I highly recommend reading the whole email. That whole post is actually quite enlightening.