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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Except liberal white women are the least happy cohort, so I guess it isn’t working out well for them either….[/quote] Can you cite some actual studies? Conservatives love to use this as a talking point, but I've never seen any actual evidence of this. I thought most studies showed that married women with kids were one of the unhappiest groups.[/quote] https://americanaffairsjournal.org/2023/03/how-to-understand-the-well-being-gap-between-liberals-and-conservatives/[/quote] LOL, this piece. "The Great Awokening?" For those who don't want to skim it, it amounts to: liberals and/or educated people (the groups are interchanged a bit) are 1) more empathetic to the distress of others, and 2) more likely to think about, admit to, and seek diagnosis for relatively low levels of mental health issues. Also, there's a fun digression about how the more educated someone is, the more likely to decide that behavior directed at them is harassment. As a liberal, I'm fine with taking this at face value. Yes, the plight of others in distress makes me unhappy! And yes, I think about my own mental health before it reaches crisis levels. [/quote]
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