You are asserting (still waiting for proof) that there are more single girls than boys, and you are basing that on larger families (B”H) and more girls being born each year than boys, leading to a mismatch between the girls of year x and boys of three years earlier. Where have I misquoted you, and how does that change the fact that there are no real numbers of singles?
My “misrepresenting” was referencing the girls who get married at 19/20 instead of the boys at 21.
Again, how does encouraging “some” boys to get married younger help on a large scale?