yes i think strong women do, but i dont think they want to do it in careers which aren't related to there alleged 'natural talents', . my point (not very well explained i admit) is that on the whole men are more likely to get the opportunity to take their careers as far as possible whereas women are more likely to have to work round family commitments. fields such as catering / hairdressing employ huge numbers of people, the majority of them being women and i'm saying that the fact that the men rise to the top is not a reflection of men being more talented or that there are more men in that field, but it does reflect that they get mroe opportunities and less obstacles. personally, i dont see why men need a strong woman behind them, women dont get back up, why should men, i'm looking forward to getting back to work, couple more years with the kids and then i can do it, but i dont want to be going into catering / cleaning / childcare or any of the traditionally female dominated professions beacuase i get enough of it at home and that why i think that the women who get the chance to suceed tend not to do it in the traditional female roles. phew, thats my post feminist rant for the day over with, thankyou.