Firstly, the solution this woman is giving is haram (forbidden). But the issue is real. The enemies of Islam use existing problems that Muslims, especially women, face to offer un-Islamic solutions. Opposing their harmful solutions is good. But don't forget the issue. If we don't affirm the grievances of our sisters and offer valid remedies, then we leave only the wrong paths for our community to turn to. The resolutions can't focus only on the women either. Muslim men are delaying marriage, waiting too long to commit, and becoming increasingly picky. When Muslim men do settle down, they frequently choose younger women or reverts. This should not be overlooked. However, one factor in this is that men also actively avoid the corporate, material, and individualistic traits that modern liberalism teaches girls to adopt. This is a two-way street, and if we don't shift both into alignment, then we will lose. If we only focus on one side, the women, then we push them further away from the right path: which is exactly what the enemy is counting on.