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Under this trope, a female character's achievements in a field — usually male-dominated — are implied to be mostly due to motivation and training by her male relatives or acquaintances who are active in the same field, rather than her own independent ambitions.
However, there may be a certain element of Double Standards present in this aspect of the trope; namely, the notion that a strong woman's achievements — no matter how genuine her efforts were in gaining them — aren't truly her own if a man was involved — even if he only gave her training, support, and advice to aid her rather than grant her any advantages that undermine her efforts — or simply if she has any ties to men at all.
A woman receiving help from another woman in working towards her goals, a man receiving help from another man, or a man receiving help from another woman are seen in a far less negative light than a woman receiving help from a man, even though there's no difference in practice. This character stands in contrast to Self-Made Man , where a character almost always male was able to accomplish goals without significant advantages. In short, this is another example of Double Standard.
