Staffing shortage. Is that what we're calling it now? At least it's more honest about what she's looking for: hired help.

She says that she is part of the first generation of women who can ask "does this man add something to my already great life?" BS. Every woman (or, in the past, her father / parents / family) asked that exact question. The only difference is what each generation of women categorize as those positive qualities. In the past, even if it was her father in an oppressive patriarchy making the decision for her, he was asking "does this man have good character? Is he able to take care of my daughter? Raise a good family that we would be proud of having my daughter join?"

Have the women of this generation come up with better questions? Or seek better answers? Well, the evidence is in the results: fewer marriages, higher divorce rate, fewer children, and most importantly, significantly lower levels of self-rated happiness in current generations compared to their mothers, with skyrocketing rates of antidepressants and antianxiety use.

What blows the mind of women like this is that men who are put together have the right to run the same analysis on the women out there: I'm not here to serve you. Are you someone who adds something to my already good life? I absolutely work to be someone who can be a positive in a woman's life, but I expect the same from my partner.