Why is it getting harder and harder for women to get married now?

Because after decades of hard work by rural feminists, they’ve misled more and more women into not being able to clearly see their own position and identity.
A princess marrying down to a farmer—now that’s really “suffering” in the literal sense.
A palace maid paired with an eunuch—this is a proper match in family rank and social standing.
But when commoners marry commoners, where does the “suffering” even come from?
Once you see it clearly, you’ll also understand what some women are still daydreaming about now: that a domineering, good-looking CEO falls for me—a 40-year-old with low education, low income, and double deficits in IQ and emotional intelligence. Is that it?
What’s the next line after “a heart higher than the sky”—what was it again?