Women have a great need for a man to help them when they are raising a child on their own. Some couples get divorced just after giving birth to a child, in which case the breastfeeding child tends to stay with the mother, and the woman has to bear the burden of raising the child independently.
They need to go to work during the day, put the child to bed at night, and get up in the middle of the night to feed the child. This kind of day and night life will make women often exhausted, but also their physical and energy consumption is too much, and may even produce physical and psychological diseases due to overwork. This is when they wish they had a partner to take care of themselves and their children and to provide them with psychological relief.
When a woman enters menopause, she can and does need a man to care for her. Women in their fifties who live alone have children who are either in college or have graduated and are working overseas. They themselves are no longer fit to join the workforce, so their usual life can be very monotonous and boring.
At this time, if there can be an old partner to live with themselves, eat together, square dance together, she will be able to experience more fun in life, but also **** with the various risks of old age life. So, women need to have a man with them even after they are old.