I don't think your comment should be downvoted simply because it seems to point women in a negative light. Maybe using "falling for" wasn't the right choice of

I don't think your comment should be downvoted simply because it seems to point women in a negative light. Maybe using "falling for" wasn't the right choice of words. It is something that should be addressed and looked at. Along the same lines of MLM's offering flexible schedules, more women are realtors than men. (https://www.trulia.com/research/is-real-estate-a-mans-or-womans-world/ https://www.trulia.com/research/is-real-estate-a-mans-or-wom...) I've read in the past that women excel at realty because they are better at networking, building relationships, and are more trustworthy among the real estate un-educated. I think the same forces come into play in MLM - women trust other women and what they're selling and are sold on the "just build out your network for success" message that MLM's seem to thrive on. The only issue is that realty can lead to success, while MLM's are designed from the very start for people to fail.