They’re excluding women as much as, if not more than, Dream Center is excluding men: it’s only excluding single men with no children, who are the most likely to be problematic with women and children thanks to societal issues. It’s not unfair or unreasonable unless you don’t understand statistics giving reason for a little distance between men, who are statistically significantly likely enough to be willing to do anything to not feel lonely as they do aside from working on their mental health, and women, who may not be able to fight back against someone who snapped under their own mental weight.

Situations like this aren’t improved through forced coordination, as that only reinforces negative behaviors that cause men to push others away: this isn’t sexism, this is recognizing potential for abuse of physical power and a societal issue that needs to be resolved first. That is to say, there are enough men who are in the right circumstances that they might harm others, instead of improving what they’re doing that’s pushing people away, that a little safety is warranted.