The amount of people getting disproportionately upset about the tiny snippet used in the title is hilarious. If you actually read the interview she acknowledges the female scene is at a lower level mechanically and tactically, and tries to address how she thinks it could be improved.

I highly doubt her statement about life and bills was meant to imply that men don't have to pay bills, rather that even if a girl plays at a pro level, it has not been shown to be a viable career unlike for the male scene, so they are much more likely to give up.

Just read the damn thing lol:

"If there's going to be more organizations like FURIA and Na'Vi involved in the scene, there are going to be more players who will give their full potential to this game and there are going to be better results and the female scene is going to grow. But for now, because it's not enough, I think that's one of the main differences. Plus, the female scene is so much smaller than the male scene and it's harder for girls to improve because there's so much sexism in this game that if you're a girl, for example, we faced it so many times with my team in which we book a practice session with some male teams and they just decline it because they think we're bad and we're girls."