Vimana
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For a Woman yea absolutely. A Woman essentially wants a King. Whenever you see a girl in a King position (in a relationship) she's most likely miserable. It's rare that a Woman gets with a loser (they don't have or need the skill) but Men bring up losers and make them their Queen, which is obviously impossible for a Woman to do for a Man.
I think you're pretty much spot on about this, but I'd change the words. We spent many generations being sexually selected for our ability to hunt, protect, and provide for our groups. It's only natural that women would gravitate towards more dominant, confident, self-sufficient men who have could have resources to spare if they wanted. I wouldn't go as far as to say "King," though.
Women look upon men as kings because they view themselves as queens, the real power behind the throne.
Zeph's reply fits nicely to this. It's not something I think is even special to women. People tend to hold high views of themselves, and feel like they deserve the best they can get out of life. Women's bodies haven't exactly been suited for what we went through prior to when we killed off the worst of the dangerous megafauna and started farming. For a stretch of tens of thousands of years, it was a total necessity for a woman to have men around because even groups of grown men at the time had issues with the predators. So women evolved to get help from men through various ways for their own survival and to pass on offspring. In a sense, you could say women evolved to use men as a tool for survival, but that might seem misogynistic.
So I think women are miserable in "King" positions because the man isn't acting like the generous hunter they had been wired for 200k years to want.