If I had a daughter and she couldn't immediately get a husband at 16-18, I'd:
- HOMESCHOOL HER (from age 6 onwards, the biggest problem of Trads is that they don't homeschool even if they can, bad trad women all had in common that they went to public ed, the system will obviously push her towards higher ed, which then kills her soul)
- Get some entry level training (without higher ed), like gardening or sewing or cooking in a restaurant (women nowadays can neither care for plants, pets, sew or cook, yet they demand God grant them a husband that appreciates their Instagram spirituality posts)
- Practice her prayer life and modesty (especially modesty in speech, not just clothing). A soft voice and humble tone really go a long way in this disaster feminist hellscape.
- Look out for older (25 - 35) guys who are at least a bit established in their careers and mentally stable (important). Shouldn't be a bum husband, should be properly redpilled on the Jews (so that children will know whom we fight), should have a plan and not just bumble through life. Marriage is serious business in the long run and both have to be serious to make it work. Lots of young people nowadays simply aren't serious about life (men bumble around jobless, women bumble around until 35, then panic)
- Try to get her close to the sacraments physically, there were some women at the daily SSPX monastery Mass, so at least they were trying.
So if your 16-18 year old can't instantly find a husband, you're going to go back in time and homeschool her from age 6?
You don't even make sense here.
My girls are all homeschooled and they all have the entire set of domestic skills (playing instruments, singing, writing intelligent prose, knowing the Faith well, cooking, baking, gardening, child care, sewing, crochet, crafting, abstinence from Social Media, feminine bearing, wearing only dresses/skirts, etc.)
They acquire all that while they're still girls. The question is, what to do while they're older? While they're waiting for God to send a man? They shouldn't go on a journey across the country to pursue men at various chapels -- that's the man's job.
No one in this thread addressed the topic of women attending (relatively conservative) local colleges as a day-student, WITH A FREE RIDE. Maybe if the father makes good money, you don't qualify for much. But I can't relate to that. Our kids get approved for the max Pell grants, since we're poor.
It also matters which field you're studying. A couple of my girls are good at math (so they could study accounting, programming, or some such. Again, FOR FREE) But a couple of my girls are more -- typical shall we say. Their path will be different.
So many careers are a bad idea. Nursing would be for females (well-aligned with nature, evil influence from co-workers) what the military is for males. Both are according to male or female nature, but the co-workers do the devil's work when it comes to influence and temptation.
Education would be about the worst, or anything "social". That's where the Woke stuff lives.
There has to be an alternative for unmarried single ladies, something equivalent to "trades" for men.
I think we agree about most of the topic, but your perspective is a bit too simplistic and insufficiently nuanced.