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It is true that Sisters tend to be more effective missionaries. I suppose they wanted more missionaries to hasten to work. Go Sister missionaries!
"Having said that, we did find a substantial maturity advantage in most elders who had a year of college before their missions. Parents and local church leaders will have to be careful in deciding who is ready to go right out of high school and More..
Attraction to sisters was not a problem to me. There were many I would not date. Some good ones. All sisters should not serve missions but oppurtunity if it is right.