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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They were worse before IMO. My grandma was clearly abused by grandpa. She had her own apartment nearby where she could go when grandpa went crazy at times. They owned a small farm and usually lived there. They never divorced though. He was alcoholic and died of heart attack. Police did nothing as domestic abuse was not a crime unless you kill the other person. My father was just as abusive to my mother; she had nowhere to go. He found her every time. She finally divorce him when we were in high school. I begged her to do it long before. This all was in the old country. I left my husband within two years in US when he got physically abusive. Leaving has become easier. [b]Most men I met have not been marriage or even dating material. A lot of untreated mental issues and special needs that come out when they can't hide them anymore[/b]. [/quote] Agree. It’s like they never learned to talk or resolve things, they go straight to arguing, bullying and verbal abuse. [/quote] One of the things that has happened is that the marriage material men or most of them are married after college or after professional school. Doctors lawyers mbas. They have not been on the market for years before they are married. [/quote] This is very true--tragically so for women who have been unmarried and career-focused until their late 20s / early 30s. As a sad spinster friend put it, the best advice she could give to young women is to get out of the dating pool as fast as you can reasonably manage. It's not like the odds improve over time.[/quote]
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