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> One thing is clear. It’s not because under-employed guys make less money; the figures didn’t change no matter how much they made. “When I show that husbands’
by htag 4y ago
> One thing is clear. It’s not because under-employed guys make less money; the figures didn’t change no matter how much they made. “When I show that husbands’ lack of full-time employment is associated with risk of divorce, that’s adjusted for income,” says Killewald. “It’s not how high earning he is.”
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- bsder 4y agoI wonder if this is conflating very different groups. You have Group A men with not enough money and financial stess. And Group B men with "plenty" of money and extra time. A "Group B" man is the kind of man who is likely to have lots of resources for cheating which is likely to lead to divorce.
- deafpolygon 4y agoThis is so wasted on these men. If I had plenty of resources, I wouldn't waste my time on cheating, or marriage.