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Reply to "Menodivorce. It's a thing, apparently."
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This should surprise no one who understands biology and also that many men do not understnad biology.[/quote] This is a little unfair to men, in that I don’t think anyone fully understands just how much hormones play a major role in relationships. Yes, one can be expected to anticipate declines in libido and other physical changes associated with variations in hormone levels. But I don’t think anyone can really be charged with expecting that such changes can lead to “I don’t want to be in this relationship anymore” notwithstanding even a reasonably good relationship prior to menopause, which seems to happen at least in some cases. Nobody’s expecting *that*. [/quote] That's not what happens. Men don't understand biology and when their biology declines instead of accepting it they get a little blue pill. When a woman's declines she is still expected to be the 20 year old hotty who does everything for their man. But they don't want to anymore and men can't just accept the change so it leads to lots of bad things... that leads to divorce. Women want peace and quiet. they don't need needy men making their day complicated. It's not menopause that causes the divorce, it's their partners inability to accept the new normal. [/quote]
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