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This article from The Wall Street journal struck me as rather odd. It's basically saying that women who have achieved a high rank in their career we are having difficulty finding the type of men they want.
A Good Man Is Getting Even Harder to Find - WSJ
It seems that men of the same status don't want to date professional women in general. I'm sure there are exceptions to every rule. But I find this funny men not doing as well as women is a problem for women.
I can understand why a man who work 70 hours a week doesn't want to marry a woman that work 70 hours a week you'll never see each other.
It's funny how they're characterizing this as these professional men not stepping up is though there's nothing wrong with women's preferences. There's nothing wrong with the professional woman marrying a blue collar man. Or even as stay-at-home man. But professional women don't seem to want that.
A Good Man Is Getting Even Harder to Find - WSJ
It seems that men of the same status don't want to date professional women in general. I'm sure there are exceptions to every rule. But I find this funny men not doing as well as women is a problem for women.
I can understand why a man who work 70 hours a week doesn't want to marry a woman that work 70 hours a week you'll never see each other.
It's funny how they're characterizing this as these professional men not stepping up is though there's nothing wrong with women's preferences. There's nothing wrong with the professional woman marrying a blue collar man. Or even as stay-at-home man. But professional women don't seem to want that.