> It could easily be argued that women are "responsible" for this via setting up the incentive structure that men responded to in the ancestral environment. I

> It could easily be argued that women are "responsible" for this via setting up the incentive structure that men responded to in the ancestral environment. I was saying that this argument by ThrustVectoring doesn't hold true, as neither men nor women (at least not the bride or the groom) made the partner choices themselves.