Every one of my wife’s single friends want to be married. They don’t want to be single at all.
I never believed that study lol
Edit: Just on Saturday one of them said “I need a boo so I can go on the next vacation with y’all.”
We did a couples trip to Jamaica and Cancun in 2022 so they ready to join the gang
I mean some women like being in relationships during the winter while it’s cold and the spring/summer they back dressing nasty thotting it upYep. Her friends are mid 30s. One is 40 and single. They all want it.
Single woman in their 40s be throwing in the towel though and just letting younger dudes thot them out lol
Every one of my wife’s single friends want to be married. They don’t want to be single at all.
I never believed that study lol
Edit: Just on Saturday one of them said “I need a boo so I can go on the next vacation with y’all.”
We did a couples trip to Jamaica and Cancun in 2022 so they ready to join the gang
A couple on this board used this study as their fall back. I kept wondering how the study was conducted yet never got an answer. We now know.
Hoes all over my timeline were sharing this study when it came out.
Many books aren’t fact-checked, and we’re increasingly realizing they’re full of errors.
Women should be wary of marriage — because while married women say they’re happy, they’re lying. According to behavioral scientist Paul Dolan, promoting his recently released book Happy Every After, they’ll be much happier if they steer clear of marriage and children entirely.
“Married people are happier than other population subgroups, but only when their spouse is in the room when they’re asked how happy they are. When the spouse is not present: f***ing miserable,” Dolan said, citing the American Time Use Survey, a national survey available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and used for academic research on how Americans live their lives.
The problem? That finding is the result of a grievous misunderstanding on Dolan’s part of how the American Time Use Survey works. The people conducting the survey didn’t ask married people how happy they were, shoo their spouses out of the room, and then ask again. Dolan had misinterpreted one of the categories in the survey, “spouse absent,” which refers to married people whose partner is no longer living in their household, as meaning the spouse stepped out of the room.
Oops.
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.
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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
I’m a firm believer in “you can’t trust them white people” more and more the older I get, especially white womenA lot of social science research has been found to be extremely dodgy. Research the replicability crisis. shyt is eye opening. Be very weary of any grand claims and theories coming from them.
I was just scanning the thread to make sure someone didn’t call it out first.
Hoes all over my timeline were sharing this study when it came out.
My wife has a few unmarried friends and you should see the dead look in some of their eyes. Decades of accumulating baggage has taken its toll. And these are women who could have gotten married but wanted to hold out for that unicorn man that never came.Every one of my wife’s single friends want to be married. They don’t want to be single at all.
I never believed that study lol
Edit: Just on Saturday one of them said “I need a boo so I can go on the next vacation with y’all.”
We did a couples trip to Jamaica and Cancun in 2022 so they ready to join the gang
Yep. Hate to say it but I know one who does the same. She’s holding out for a unicorn but that’ll never happenMy wife has a few unmarried friends and you should see the dead look in some of their eyes. Decades of accumulating baggage has taken its toll. And these are women who could have gotten married but wanted to hold out for that unicorn man that never came.
Forgot to put you on ignoreThis really doesn't apply to BW though. BW divorce rate is 3 times the marriage rate. The strong desire for many BW to get married isn't translating to fairytales and sunshine for BW.