Okay, I am a 16 y/o girl, I have been reading about MGTOW and red pill and such because I came across this community on Reddit one day and I was interested in learning an alternate perspective. I think it's great men are diverging on their own path and are shedding light on the truth that men (under this imposed modern western feminism) are truly getting the shorter end of the stick contrary to reality. I have been browsing for awhile and I agree with a lot of observations men have made about women. As I lean more towards the right wing myself, I believe in the notion that women are more of the natural caregivers, they should fulfill household responsibilities and shouldn't complain about it etc... However....

I am not here to be negative or criticize. I am here because I wanted to ask some questions and get clarification on certain things I have read in the subreddit and around the web. Not going to lie, a lot things you guys talk about, such as woman "hitting the wall at 30" (which I know it's proven that men prefer women in their 20's no matter the age) or women being unattractive if they have a STEM degree, worry me and make me really sad and anxious about getting older.... What happens when I become 30? Say, if I choose to get educated first (and don't meet anyone during this time) and so I am forced to settle in late 20s/ early 30s instead of early 20s , will I be seen as "past my prime" ? If I don't have a husband by that time will no man want me?

I really want to become a mechanical engineer as well and it makes me kind of sad that men find it masculine/unattractive when women prefer STEM subjects or are ambitious with their careers. My desire is to have a family in the future, and I hope I am not unfortunate in finding a partner before my biological clock stops ticking. Is this "wall" thing really true? What should I do? Should I even bother getting educated if this is the case?

Sorry if this whole sounds shallow, but I am genuinely curious to hear your perspective(s). but I think a lot of you can probably understand the evolutionary desire to have children and settle down for a woman (since a lot of you are probably educated on the "red pill" theory behind each gender, hopefully). I believe men should have rights, and they don't have to succumbed to the modern feminist agenda being pushed in our media, women are privlidged , I understand this whole MGTOW movement. But, does that mean the modern man is never going to want to settle down? Ever? and if he does, she can't have any masculine qualities right?