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article: My Marriage Broke Down Around Age 30 — And So Did Most of My Friends' Relationships

MatureDJ

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https://www.yahoo.com/style/marriage-broke-down-around-age-180000461.html

my opinion:

This wife is suffering from a form of hypergamy syndrome, in which a young, childless bride at the height of her sexual market value (SMV), upon finally finishing securing the husband, wonders if she had made the right decision, or if she had sold herself short. Because a newlywed wife does not get the level of attention that she used to get before the marriage, she no longer "feels" like she wants to stay in the marriage. Now this is something that women throughout the ages have felt, but the difference is back then, a woman who is divorced was considered to be a bad wife, and thus not desirable, and they knew it, and thus they stuck through with it; of course, back then, they quickly became pregnant, thus really having a drop in SMV. The situation now, however, is that men are so hard up that they accept poor wives, and thus childless, divorced wives do not have the stigma that they once had - and these women know it, and so they do not fear being unmarriageable; heck, even wifes with children divorce, but that's more due to the fact that divorced fathers generally don't have a problem with getting with a divorced mother, aside from the general leeriness toward marriage that a divorced man develops.
 

Augustus_McCrae

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Look at how many times she says "I" in that article. Very telling.

Also note how the husband told her she was refusing to face up to her own issues.

-Augustus-
 

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Good thing that Im 31 and never married, apparently dodged a bullet :lol:

Anyway for some reason it comes natural to me to mentally associate marriage with taxes.

Something you dont really benefit from but somehow they try to convince you to or try to shame you if you make questions about it.
 

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Most people get married to show off to their family and friends. Then they are SHOCKED when it doesn't work out.

If you get married when you're 25, you're asking for a divorce.
 

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The comments on those Yahoo articles are surprisingly refreshing.

The first one (forty up votes, zero down votes):

As a mildly attractive, well-educated, single 33-year-old man, I meet this type of woman on a daily basis. So many first/last date conversations included:

"We got married in the most perfect setting ever,"

"We had an amazing honeymoon travelling Europe (that he financed because she does freelance work (no freelance work pays well nor steadily) and she was mad at him for reading/responding to emails???),"

"Everything wasn't perfect so I left him."

This princess syndrome appeared out of no where over the past 15 years (reality TV anyone?) and is destroying families. Thankfully she didn't have kids before deciding she was bored with him!

I understand there are many legitimate reasons for relationships to end. I have run into many of them (infidelity, finances, alcohol/drug abuse, and career paths have all ended relationships for me). But sometimes you just have to realize that you have a good life, a roof over your head, a (as this author hints at) wealthy spouse with a steady career, HE even suggested counseling to get you help (in this case). I feel bad for this husband!

Life isn't perfect. Most of it is painful and stressful and boring. It is not your significant other's responsibility to be the daily source of happiness in your life.
 

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The comments on those Yahoo articles are surprisingly refreshing.

The first one (forty up votes, zero down votes):
Reading that comment you posted above screams 'spiritual holocaust' to me. These woman have no inner life going on, they have no inner strength or resources with which to cope with the realities of life. Enter a bottle of red wine every night.

They are been completed extro-verted through full immersion in social media.

Still, if that is the norm, there are still some smart educated woman out there. Just getting harder to find them.
 
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