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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is not good for women, but probably good for children. Men gains tons of advantages (as scientifically proven: they live longer, reduce their homemaking responsibilities, gain career advantages...[b]not so for women). [/b][/quote] Not true. 30% don't have to work. Most of the rest marry a man that significantly out earns them (outside of dcum land where everything is reversed) which significantly increases their net worth. [b]Married women are also much less likely to be a victim of a violent crime. Married mothers are less likely to suffer from depression than single women. [/b] [/quote] This is a total crock. The statistic is that married women are less likely TO REPORT SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION. That’s totally different from less likely to experience depression. Many married women are so busy bearing the burdens of household work, child rearing and caring for the big fat baby man child who takes them for granted and cheats on them and generally treats them like crap that they simply don’t have time for self care. The largest cohort of centenarians are never married child free women. Marriage and motherhood suck the life out of most women and most get very little gratitude from the husbands and kids they sacrificed their health and time to care for. No thanks; we only get one trip on this rock that we know of, I’d rather spend it doing what I want and giving to my community in ways that are more reliably rewarding. Have I struggled with depression at times? Sure, and it mostly stems from the experience of being a child born into the typical heteronormative/misogynistic American marriage. I wasn’t entirely sure what I wanted for my life, except that I knew I didn’t want my mother’s life. [/quote] There it is. That self centered dcum response. Your experience must be every woman's experience [/quote]
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