30 year old Pakistani women

[Captain_Obvious]

Re: 30 year old Pakistani women

@PyariCgudia

There is a higher proportion of married women who don’t follow through with academic/work aspirations because their attention is diverted by family needs; compared to the number of women who do continue to work after marriage. As long as there are desi men that need their parathas, this is what will happen.

The guy I’m talking to is trying to convince me to learn to make parathas and rotis. Really? Not happening buddy. Not when I go to work and work longer hours, weekends, and get less vacay time. :-/ ; so can I pursue further career aspirations and academics after this? I thought about going back to school and working on this other degree that I’ve been getting interested in, but I don’t think it’s going to happen now. If I was a guy, on the other hand it could. OR If I stayed single.

So how can you blame smart young women for pushing off marriage? Makes no sense.

Ok fine, so let’s say we can’t blame you (well not you per say, but smart young women in general) for pushing off marriage. Can you think of a good reason that a guy should consider what you’ve described here for marriage, rather than a 20 year old who’s ready when he is and would be willing to make him his parathas and what not?