Is Hypergamy Real?

Is Hypergamy real in the sense of it being a default feature of "female nature" as described by MGTOW and TRP?

You're on a game show and you're given an option to choose one of three suit cases. Suitcase 'A' may contain a prize valued anywhere between $0 and $999 in it, Suitcase 'B' $1,000 and $9,999 and Suitcase 'C' may contain a prize valued anywhere between $10,000 and $100,000. You're given the option to choose any one of the suitcases without any penalty or risk. Which suite case would you choose? Most people would choose suitcase 'C' because of the potential for higher gain. It's just simple logic.

Women can simply choose the man that they value the most based on wealth alone or they can look at other factors. Money isn't everything. How a person earns their money can be a factor that adds or subtracts value as well. A woman can choose a drug dealer because she sees that he drives nice cars and always has cash on hand. But when he gets locked up or shot, who is she going to go to? Most women are smart enough to not get caught up in a negative lifestyle because of the person they date so they would simply pass on this guy. Some women have even married men that make less than they do. Some women might see virtue in a man that does more honest work regardless of income level because of the emotional support he provides. Some women have even given men money. Women can have issues just like men and it might show up in how they select their partners. People are way to inconsistent to apply the type of generalizations that TRP and MGTOW propagate.

The whole thing about saying that women do things out of "female nature" is often times wrong or misguided. MGTOW and TRPers want to see women's actions as a function of Darwinism. I think that human minds are far more complicated and inconsistent animal brains are. We tend to think, over think, communicate our thoughts in detail then use systems of logic in ways that animals can't. So You really can't always apply Darwinist evolutionary science knowledge to human behaviors