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It's almost entertaining to see an ad that says so many negative things about someone in so few words. Let's start with your blanket, sexist stereotypes of men being intimidated by strong women. Sure, there are some weak, often abusive men out there who want weaker women they can roll over and control. But history shows stronger men have never been intimidated by strong women. Heck, not that you'd even be an iota of a shadow of a whisper of her, but Mark Antony and Caesar were never described as anything but brutally strong to Cleopatra's equally strong woman. We are challenged by them, and we grow with them. You've carved out a career, home, and motorcycle, and expect congratulations and a bit of recognition of your 'strength' to be in order. Odd plenty of men and women have done the same thing too and don't demand the same kowtowing. That tells us something else. Your 'strength' isn't that at all. It's weakness, because the truly exceptional and strong don't particularly care if anyone else notices just how strong they are or how well they've done. It's part and parcel of who they are, and they realize that there are many more important things in life than accolades especially since material things are so fleeting. If you were so secure with what you have, you wouldn't be insecurely trumpeting them to the world. It's no different than a hot bodied 22 year old being so insecure about how others view her looks that she goes out and gets a set of implants. Dumb all around. The insecurity brings out another glaring issue. Having strong opinions, plans, and ideals are perfectly fine. Your problem is that it takes two to make a couple, and unless you make room for someone else's opinions, plans, and ideals to coexist along and equal with your own, you are exactly the same as the men you are stereotyping weak, and looking to find a man you can control by rolling over them. The 'strong' men you want aren't rejecting you for being 'strong.' They're rejecting yo
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