this is oversimplification. The people in relationships don't even know wtf they are doing and it has nothing to do with wanting someone out their league.
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this is oversimplification. The people in relationships don't even know wtf they are doing and it has nothing to do with wanting someone out their league.
Moose_Greyjoy
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i don’t believe any of this
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A LOT of people out there ain't shyt. Let them be alone and depressed
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Only for those dumb enough to live on social media and can't tell the difference. Those dumb people will be cold and lonely
The smart men and women are together building wealth and eating good sitting by the fireplace
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According to The School of Thought of Every Man in Existence, we only adhere to one study:
Should Women Stay Single? | YaleGlobal Online
archive-yaleglobal.yale.edu
Single Women Vs Married Women: Who Are Happier And Why? - News18
Dolan says that men derive benefits from marriage, which makes them happy being married more than when they are single.www.news18.com
Retirement security is up for single women, down for their married counterparts, study shows
The Great Recession appears to have hit men's earnings and savings harder, which has pulled down retirement security for their wives, new research shows.www.cnbc.com
Apparently unmarried women are not only happier, but also live longer than married women | Life
And for men, it's the total opposite.www.news24.com
Unmarried women live longer, are happier, according to survey
Single ladies – the secret to happiness may never be putting a ring on it.www.foxnews.com
"Watch what a woman does, not what she says"
If they say they are happy, then they are miserable.
Here is a study for you, 1 out 7 Women are Alcoholics
https://www.wionews.com/trending/us...time-in-history-says-top-us-doctor-572224/amp
All the links you are given are quoting the same book that has been under dispute since it was published:
Should Women Stay Single? | YaleGlobal Online
Single Women Vs Married Women: Who Are Happier And Why? - News18
Dolan says that men derive benefits from marriage, which makes them happy being married more than when they are single.
Retirement security is up for single women, down for their married counterparts, study shows
The Great Recession appears to have hit men's earnings and savings harder, which has pulled down retirement security for their wives, new research shows.
Apparently unmarried women are not only happier, but also live longer than married women | Life
And for men, it's the total opposite.
Unmarried women live longer, are happier, according to survey
Single ladies – the secret to happiness may never be putting a ring on it.
Happy Ever After: Escaping the Myth of the Perfect Life, by Paul Dolan
Unfortunately, Dolan inadvertently misunderstood the data that justified this particular sage advice. He based his opinion on telephone poll results supposedly showing that women professed lower happiness levels when their spouse was out of the room, which would theoretically produce a more honest answer. In fact, interviewers weren’t asking if he’d stepped out of the kitchen to go to the bathroom. People who answered yes to “spouse absent” were married but no longer sharing a household with their spouse, a much sadder scenario. Being married was probably not what made the women in the survey less happy—it was separation from their spouse.
A new book says married women are miserable. Don’t believe it.
Many books aren’t fact-checked, and we’re increasingly realizing they’re full of errors.
www.vox.com
The error was caught by Gray Kimbrough, an economist at American University’s School of Public Affairs, who uses the survey data — and realized that Dolan must have gotten it wrong. “I’ve done a lot with time-use data,” Kimbrough told me. “It’s a phone survey.” The survey didn’t even ask if a respondent’s spouse was in the room.
yall should at least find the source material for the ideas you present.
Did you even lookup the book, the professor, and at least take a glance at the data he used?
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Eh. Alot of people in relationships are just fukking and going out to eat. Glorified friendships. Dont really have anything in common and just hoping to split rent/mortgage in the future.
I'm actively dating and i guess im at the point now where if she doesnt inspire me in some way im comfortable being the bad guy once she finds out im not going to be around anymore after that second nut. It is what it is.
I'm actively dating and i guess im at the point now where if she doesnt inspire me in some way im comfortable being the bad guy once she finds out im not going to be around anymore after that second nut. It is what it is.
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All the links you are given are quoting the same book that has been under dispute since it was published:
Happy Ever After: Escaping the Myth of the Perfect Life, by Paul Dolan
Unfortunately, Dolan inadvertently misunderstood the data that justified this particular sage advice. He based his opinion on telephone poll results supposedly showing that women professed lower happiness levels when their spouse was out of the room, which would theoretically produce a more honest answer. In fact, interviewers weren’t asking if he’d stepped out of the kitchen to go to the bathroom. People who answered yes to “spouse absent” were married but no longer sharing a household with their spouse, a much sadder scenario. Being married was probably not what made the women in the survey less happy—it was separation from their spouse.
A new book says married women are miserable. Don’t believe it.
Many books aren’t fact-checked, and we’re increasingly realizing they’re full of errors.
The error was caught by Gray Kimbrough, an economist at American University’s School of Public Affairs, who uses the survey data — and realized that Dolan must have gotten it wrong. “I’ve done a lot with time-use data,” Kimbrough told me. “It’s a phone survey.” The survey didn’t even ask if a respondent’s spouse was in the room.
yall should at least find the source material for the ideas you present.
Did you even lookup the book, the professor, and at least take a glance at the data he used?
Bruh dipped out the thread with the quickness lol. Interesting stuff tho.
They not as vocal about debunking this stuff as they are about "alpha male" stuff though, I wonder why.
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