By hypocritical I mean, lacking a bit of awareness when it comes to their own expectations and preferences?

I can't say I'm too fond of certain aspects of male sexuality and its preferences, but c'est la vie.

And I get that many women aren't either.

That said I often encounter countless women, some of my own friends included, who don't shy away from asserting their own preferences while in the same breath lambasting a man for his preferences:

  • Income / Ambition -- him making six figures + when she's a therapist making let's say $55K -- like what if he wants to be a teacher lol. a lot of my more creative male friends went into high finance (which they hate) simply to make money so that their future wife can have the luxury to have whatever job she wants and not have to worry about the salary
  • Height -- him being taller
  • Strength -- him being able to lift and carry her

These are all things that women want from men that they don't often offer men; These are also things that men more often than not don't really seek out in women.

Similar to how even the manwhores of men want "as close to virginal as possible" when they themselves aren't anything near it.

When it comes to the heteros it seems there's always going to be some imperatives that are at odds or restricting to one sex or the other. Women's lizard brains are always going to care more than men about stability factors because we get pregnant and are the physically weaker sex; and men's lizard brains are always going to care more than women about her past sexual experiences due to paternity insecurity.

Thoughts? Are these women lacking empathy? Do you think it's men lacking empathy? Even if empathy is there does that change that the nature of it all frustrates us nonetheless? How do we deal with it and make it copasetic for the heteros?

\Note:* I'm well aware of NAMALT & NAWALT and that some percentage of women don't care about height, income, or strength, but for the sake of this OP I'm focusing on the women who do who are also offended by male preferences.\*