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My experience of having gone through a relationship with an abusive cheater and subsequent two-years research on the topic reading confessions and engaging with
by Unosolo 13y ago
My experience of having gone through a relationship with an abusive cheater and subsequent two-years research on the topic reading confessions and engaging with fellow men indicates that these words are written from a contemporary female perspective.
Out of failed relationships, a typical westernised woman involved tends to take a marriage like something that can be ditched at any point if anything at all goes wrong; men, on the contrary, tend to stick by their wives. Statistics tell that the majority of divorces in westernised society nowadays are initiated by women. [1]
The legal landscape at least here, in UK, means that after a relationship fails and a divorce in practical terms its predominately men who are left with the financial burden of the split.
[1] http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/rel/vsob1/divorces-in-england-and-wales/2011/rft-divorces--number-of-divorces-age-at-divorce-and-marital-status-before-marriage.xls http://www.ons.gov.uk/ons/rel/vsob1/divorces-in-england-and-...
- bruceb 13y agoSuch BS. How many men leave their wives for younger women? All the famous ones do. Sergey Brin, Rupert Murdoch, etc
- superuser2 13y agoYou just attempted to refute data from the UK government including >100,000 samples per year showing women overwhelmingly petitioning for divorce more often than men by providing 2 anecdotes which are entirely consistent with that data. (Men do file for divorces. Women still file for divorces more often.) Try again.