The social roles played by genders have gone separate ways since man dwelled in caves. Whilst women stayed in the caves nurturing love among their children, men went for the hunt. Women developed intuition and empathy; whereas men, strategy and the ability for verbal and physical confrontation. Now these roles begin to mix once scientists have discovered the occurrence of men who have brains predominantly female-like and women whose intelligence traits bear resemblance which use to be held as male ones.

Scientists from Aberdeen, Edinburg, Glasgow, and Bristol universities researched for 30 years and testified: men fear highly intelligent women, preferring to marry the ones not as intelligent as themselves. The most intellectually privileged women, the research revealed, were the ones with more difficulty to marry or to keep up their marriage.
This research also revealed that, oppositely, men gifted with a high IQ, far from carrying a burden, were the ones who more easily married and kept their marriage in a steady position.
The same thing with the salaries: the more men earn, the bigger is their chance to get married; but for women, the statistical effect was the opposite: the more they get paid, more difficult for them to get married.

A possible explanation for women professionally well succeeded to have difficulty in getting married is that they are as demanding in their personal life as they are in their careers. Another reason may be the fact that well succeeded women reach their professional peak when they're middle-aged, when men at this age -

Scientists from Aberdeen, Edinburg, Glasgow, and Bristol universities researched for 30 years and testified: men fear highly intelligent women, preferring to marry the ones not as intelligent as themselves. The most intellectually privileged women, the research revealed, were the ones with more difficulty to marry or to keep up their marriage.
This research also revealed that, oppositely, men gifted with a high IQ, far from carrying a burden, were the ones who more easily married and kept their marriage in a steady position.
The same thing with the salaries: the more men earn, the bigger is their chance to get married; but for women, the statistical effect was the opposite: the more they get paid, more difficult for them to get married.

A possible explanation for women professionally well succeeded to have difficulty in getting married is that they are as demanding in their personal life as they are in their careers. Another reason may be the fact that well succeeded women reach their professional peak when they're middle-aged, when men at this age -

Interesting to see that men and women don't share the same view over the same subjects in relation to one another. And however diametrically distant, the attraction between them seems to be irresistible and unstoppable. Is it possible that exactly this component of discrepant conceptions of life is what attract both genders? Something to think about.