This article suggests that a female's choice in a mate is directly related with how many resources she can gain from her parents. In a study done by biologist Franjo Weissing and social psychologist Bram Buunk, they concluded that PARENTS have a lot more influence in mate selection that we may realize.
A girl who's partner cannot provide as well as parents may like will receive more help(such as money, recourses, or support) from her parents than a daughter marrying someone who can provide better. This viewpoint suggests that young females choosing a mate are more likely to pick someone who CANNOT provide for them, as to gain resources from he parents.
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