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Reply to "75% divorce rate in M/F marriages when the wife has a chronic illness."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wow. Men really are pieces of garbage, aren't they [/quote] PP. They aren't garbage, but they aren't equipped as caregivers. I would also bet that there is infideility involved.[/quote] As "equipped as caregivers"? What is genetically wrong with men that makes them unable to care for another human being? If what you say is true men should never be given any kind of custody of children as it poses a great risk to the child involved. [/quote] There is nothing genetically wrong with them. There are innate and societal differences.[/quote] No, this is no excuse. And I think you're wrong anyhow. I don't think men divorce in this situation because they feel inadequate as caretakers. I think they divorce because they think they can find a younger and/or healthier woman and not have to deal with it. I do think that men have an expectation that women will handle all of the mundane *stuff* of life (housekeeping, caretaking, etc.) along with be available for sex. If it seems the woman isn't able to do those things, instead of stepping up, the man looks to leave -- unless he suspects he'll get screwed in alimony/child support. And sadly, even the "family values" Christian right set tend to forgive men for infidelity and divorce.[/quote]
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