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This would probably come across better if you didn't phrase it in terms of genders (assuming you believe it's not a gendered phenomenon). I'm sure a majority of
by z77dj3kl 6y ago
This would probably come across better if you didn't phrase it in terms of genders (assuming you believe it's not a gendered phenomenon). I'm sure a majority of people choose a partner largely based on their status and achievements (whatever metrics they use for that).
- koonsolo 6y agoMy wife is a relationship coach, and what women want in a partner is very different than what men want. To keep it short, men want "pretty", women want "successful". You cannot just discard evolution and biological differences when it comes down to partner preferences. I believe in gender equality, and gender differences. Both can coexist.