Women still want to marry but many men don't

There was a time in society when the sign of maturity in a man was when he married a woman and became responsible for a family of his own.  That societal paradigm has changed dramatically, even among the most conservative sectors.  As women battle for equal footing in the workplace, the critically centralizing mother-figure is removed from the home in ever increasing numbers.  As a result, the relational dynamic between men and women has devolved into a competitive and sometimes combative clash of wills and won'ts, on so many levels.

Being able to rely on societal norms for behavior, values, standards, morals, and principals, made it easy to set expectations.  Today, there is no "norm" and thus, no set expectations for relationships or other areas of interacting with the opposite sex.  Instead, a hodgepodge of everything and just about anything is what we are forced to embrace as normal.  The result seems to be a lot of confusion about who we are individually and how we are to relate.

A great number of heterosexual men who desire a wife still fantasize about the soft, sweet, child-bearing nurturer who stays at home, raising the children, prepares meals and keeps the home clean.  Meanwhile, more and more women are choosing successful careers as their primary goal in life followed by having a family later on.  But what's really happening to us?

Women dream of being swept off their feet by Prince Charming their whole lives.  Men do not fantasize about rescuing women in board


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