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> That's odd framing. If it was the men who were, on average, disproportionately divorcing their wives the framing could be reversed. As divorce has costs, the
by anonymouskimmer 4y ago
> That's odd framing.
If it was the men who were, on average, disproportionately divorcing their wives the framing could be reversed. As divorce has costs, the act of divorcing someone indicates that they are worse as a spouse than the alternative.
I had remembered reading that women tend to be less happy in marriages than men, but this appears to be wrong. Still:
> happiness increases when low-quality marriages dissolve—again, that’s true for both men and women.
https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/is_marriage_really_bad_for_womens_happiness https://greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item/is_marriage_re...
- maest 4y agoDivorce can be initiated by either party and the wording in the abstract ("divorce-risk") suggests they're looking at whether divorce happens, regardless of who initiated it. (I can't access the main paper, to verify what they're actually measuring)
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoThe site allows three free downloads, have you reached your limit?
- maest 4y agoThe machine I am on is blocking the download - could be my adblock rule or could be an admin setting, haven't checked. However, that is besides the point? I find your question in very poor taste and not conducive to discussing the article.
- anonymouskimmer 4y agoIt wasn't meant in poor taste. It was meant to be helpful.