A woman critiques how daytime talk shows frame female singleness around career success instead of what men they want. She argues women should lead with feminine qualities like interdependence and peacefulness, not professional credentials, to attract the right partner.
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So now, if you notice, when you watch these talk shows and they— these women come on up, I can't find a man because I am a software engineer and I make this and this and that, the third. You never hear them say, you know what, uh, Tamron Hall, you know what, Steve Harvey, or whoever, I am single because I can't find a man who needs a soft and gentler woman. A man that wants a woman who is interdependent, resourceful. She is a woman who knows how to be in the queen and princess energy. She's a woman that is agreeable, but she will challenge you. She's a I'm a woman that knows how to be what it means to be a woman. Help me find somebody who needs a woman like that. No, I don't cook all the time, but I can make sure that you eat. I'm a woman that I'm good for his peace, legacy, and his portfolio. Steve, can you help me find somebody? Do we ever hear that? Absolutely not. Because you won't have a hard time connecting with a man if you lead with that. Facts.