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Now, unmarried women are no longer part of an edgy cultural vanguard — they're the official status quo. As of 2021, a record 52% of American women were either unmarried or separated, according ...
Image credits: Any_Assumption_2023 #3. Several people from my social circle are in our forties and fifties. The bigger the wedding, the messier the divorce.
Europe's top rights court on Thursday ruled in favor of a 69-year-old French woman whose husband obtained a divorce on the grounds that she stopped having sex with him. The European Court of Human ...
Critics of marriage argue that it is an institution which contributes to the maintaining of traditional gender roles, thus preventing women from achieving social equality, and reinforcing the idea that women exist to serve men, which in turn increases the abuse of women. They argue that marriage reinforces the traditional paradigm of male ...
Marriage privatization is the concept that the state should have no authority to define the terms of personal relationships such as marriage.Proponents of marriage privatization, including certain minarchists, anarchists, libertarians, and opponents of government interventionism, claim that such relationships are best defined by private individuals and not the state.
A 2022 survey of unmarried South Koreans aged 19 to 34 found that 69.7% of women (compared to 79.8% of men) expressed a desire to marry in the future. [12] Marital violence is the most prevalent form of family violence in South Korea. [13] In heterosexual South Korean households, women perform a disproportionate portion of the unpaid labor. [14]
Young women supported Harris over Trump by 18 points, while young men backed the president-elect by 14 points, according to Tufts University Tisch College research. In South Korea, the “4B ...
Women in their 50s are now approaching retirement age, but many are not financially prepared for this phase of life.According to a recent AARP study, 64% of women in their 50s say they’re less ...