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If two parties agree to something, it doesn't fall to only one of them to make sure everything works out, regardless of the behavior of the other party. Divorc
by satyrnein 5y ago
If two parties agree to something, it doesn't fall to only one of them to make sure everything works out, regardless of the behavior of the other party.
Divorce was indeed lower when women typically had no way of supporting themselves, and therefore were often forced to stay in a marriage. That hardly seems like the better end of the deal.
- SuoDuanDao 5y ago>If two parties agree to something, it doesn't fall to only one of them to make sure everything works out, regardless of the behavior of the other party. Sure, that's why I stipulated 'sometime you're up against impossible odds'. But I don't see how there can be talk of an equal partnership when one party is expected to bring in all the money and do half the emotional labour, and typically a good chunk of the housework in the process.