d20diceman

For what's it's worth, OP says they've never said anything like this and they strongly disagree with it. If you read what she wrote and you think she said that, go throw the quote at her.

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As someone who came to the thread without checking any of the pics or video, I made that mistake too until I read "fangirling".

It's not used as justification to pay them less, or at least that isn't the impression I got.

I'm not sure it argues that all women are this way, just observes that some of the career achievement differences are attributable to a large enough proportion of women (and a small enough proportion of men) working less because of childrearing commitments.

That reply was (minutes) later than mine, thanks for pointing it out.

Edit: I don't think the quote supports the view that OP's idea is that women should be paid less.