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The definition of "strong man" in modern women in the post-Soviet space is very different from your the above qualities, although they may be an added bonus. So it happened historically, unfortunately our gene pool was badly damaged in the revolution, civil and world war II, several generations of women raised children in a single. As a result there was a bias, many, bat not all, our mens have weak character, all of them life depend on others opinion; mothers, spouses, the chief at work. In the end, a woman just gets tired of carrying the burden alone in the family. This applies not only to the upbringing of children, but often the material support of the family, when there is no equal partnership.