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This used to be more common. With the rise of (or rise of awareness of) divorces where the guy gets fleeced, it’s becoming less common. It used to be, it didn
by david38 7y ago
This used to be more common. With the rise of (or rise of awareness of) divorces where the guy gets fleeced, it’s becoming less common.
It used to be, it didn’t matter so much if she made 1/4 of what he did. Now, many guys won’t do that because they know if they divorced, he’ll have to support her at the new higher standard of living.
Income opportunities have equalized a lot in the last few decades. Divorce laws still usually treat women as helpless victims, especially if there are children involved.
Either party can be a victim. When a true look at the behavior of the participants becomes the norm, this may change again.