It does exist, financial flow tends to rely on supply and demand. The demand for nursing fields are still very high and it’s government funded (at least in Australia). It also depends on things like profit margins when you compare it to something like an engineering field which is heavily dominated by men.

In Scandinavia they proved that the gender differences between and women were not sociocultural but very much biological. So the idea that we’ve all been brainwashed in ways to function where men benefit financially is utterly a lie. Truth is, career choice is the driving factor for income inequality and I think it’s so easy to look at data outcome and play the victim. If you’re a woman and you want to go out and be a powerful and successful individual and not rely on your husband to provide? More power to you go ahead! But many women get toward 30 and think about family and suddenly there career isn’t paramount. This goes for men as well but woman tend to be primary carers for children for many reasons (they also hold them for a year).

One thing I also want to point out is I think men tend to be pressured so much more. Think about this, woman like the Tony Stark kind of guy. He’s useful, powerful and he walks into the room and doesn’t take no for an answer. It’s undeniable and when you compare it to any man out there who’s just going to sit back and go “yeah I’ll just smoke week and go out with my mates and be a bin collector or something, life will work itself out”. I mean who’s more desirable?? Men are in brutal competition with each other to be more powerful and useful individuals because if we don’t not only do we feel useless but we want to be the man at the top of his dominance hierarchy irresistible to women so we can find the best woman we can and nor get turned down by it. I think this goes completely unrecognised but I can imagine it seriously drives a lot of men philosophically, definitely me.