From the time I was sensible, my mother repeated a passage every day to brainwash me: When I go out on adventures in the future, I must not be a wizard, but a priest; when I marry, I must marry a knight, who is dignified and respectable;
I've always been curious about where my mother's aversion to the profession of "wizard" came from. Although it was obvious that my mother wanted me to choose a priest, you can see how popular female priests are when you look at how many people proposed to my mother even after she got married, and when her adventurous career ended, many people came to her door asking to form a team and ask for help. Although my mother was married to a blacksmith who loved his wife to the core and would pick off the moon and the stars as a gift to his wife, neither of these two items seemed to arouse any aversion to "wizards".
When I grew up, I also asked my mother about this question, but after experiencing the cold disapproval of my mother, the supreme mother in my family, I decided to throw my curiosity about the answer into the trash can.
But... The reason why I say this is...
I am a level 57 mage, and I am walking to the church accompanied by a good friend. The person waiting for me there is a level 83 wizard, and his gender is of course male.