> Contrary to most belief, most men are not terribly impressed with a woman's ability to have a career. They're more interested in having a life partner that you can share burdens with.
I can't speak for "most men", but personally I find lack of ambition to be a huge turnoff when I'm considering whether I want to try and enter a relationship with a woman. You state that men are more interested in having someone with whom to share their burdens, but how is someone supposed to understand my career ambitions, concerns, and mindset when they have none of their own?
I can't speak for "most men", but personally I find lack of ambition to be a huge turnoff when I'm considering whether I want to try and enter a relationship with a woman. You state that men are more interested in having someone with whom to share their burdens, but how is someone supposed to understand my career ambitions, concerns, and mindset when they have none of their own?