One on hand, I am certainly for women priests.  They operate in many places of the world that have nobody to administer sacraments or pastor the people.

On the other hand, I am for married male priests to be encouraged first.  Consider the fact that Pope Francis is walking a tight rope now.  Because of A.L.---we have cardinals trying to pin him to 'mistakes in his teaching'.  If he were to vigorously pursue 'women priests'---he'd be declared a her---tic and his papacy would be also declared null and void.  Married male priests WERE legitimate until just after the year 1000.  Many if not all the Twelve [except John] were married.  This can be done.

Will there be problems, YES!  Catholics aren't used to supporting a married clergy.  Permanent deacons in America are usually newly retired and have a pension.  But a married priesthood, with a young priest, his wife and young kids?  This would be both a new set of problems and solutions for Catholics to use to grapple with and to grow.