Yes, that's exactly what I'm getting at. Successful women in their mid thirties find themselves with nearly no options (because of their own preferences which are deeply rooted in culture and genetics), while the kind of men they are interested in have all the options in the world. It's really unfair - and I think it's not discussed enough that women who focus on their career first often do it at the expense of having a family. It's very hard to get both as woman - and you choose in your early twenties and find yourself locked into that decision. Men don't have the same problem.
I'm not sure what advice I would give to my future daughters, other than make it clear to them that it's a very important choice they'll have to make.
I'm not sure what advice I would give to my future daughters, other than make it clear to them that it's a very important choice they'll have to make.