You can say I live sheltered existence, or rather I chose my surrounding people wisely so that I don't face the dangers of compromising my faith with bad companions too much. Thus I made it clear, it was from MY experience, and MY background, that I saw men failing women way more often. I also explained why I could be biased in my post - I obviously befriended women more than men opposed to male posters. If this is wrong and I should somehow be more open-minded and less sheltered, I rather stay ignorant and not to bother myself to emphasise on sinful nature of whatever groups.
I don't know which manly advice you were talking about. I suggested the OP it's a bad idea to do bible study without guidance and I also supported the idea of don't be friends with her (not based on her sex but she's in fact a schismatic and heretic). Was it a manly or womanly advice? 
I totally agree with what you're saying about importance of having strong men which was also why I brought up the issue with weak men in society now. It sounds like you had a problem with it somehow. Or do you think it's just not a woman's place to have any criticism on men whatsoever?
Problem is it's YOU defining what a strong man is. You being a woman.
Women are totally ill-equipped to make macro social judgments. Micro social judgments sure, but after that, they should leave it to their husband. Who I notice you are not mentioning, but that's an aside.
We live in a society of rebellion, and revolution. The last thing good women should be doing is encouraging that trend. Sure, when a husband is neglecting his family a wife might speak up. But your observation was so typically female and vague, and it smacked of the kind of irrational nonsense that us men with wisdom of years are use to rolling our eyes at.
It was patently false by the way. If by weak and degenerate you meant allowing their girls to go to university? Sure! Or letting themselves be controlled by their wives? Or producing girls who are insolent and therefore unattractive to men? If thats all of what you meant, then I agree.
But I don't think you did, because you were saying how trad men don't deserve trad women. As if the problem is with men. No, the problem is squarely with the single women. Now, let's be clear that's only the immediate cause. The distant cause is their weak fathers.
This is where we are at folks. Men looking to get married are so turned off trad women, that they are going outside of tradition. And some of these marriages, even if she doesn't convert are very happy marriages, because often these women know their place better than so called trad women.