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women hate those. Especially ugly women. Ugly women are as useful as a Rabbi with shaky hands performing a circumcisionstatisticks
It's shoulder say. of course I'm okay
then why you spam my notifications with terrible ugly jokes?It's shoulder say. of course I'm okay
cause you uglythen why you spam my notifications with terrible ugly jokes?
I know that I have been ugly for 30+ years . So what made you again to spam my notificatuins with really shitty you ugly jokes?cause you ugly
I didn't imply, I outright stated.Oh, ok, my bad, I mistakenly thought you meant the comment to imply it's not so bad for women as men ("divorce rape"). I imputed things to your position that you did not say.
For one, women would divorce less if it was more loss than benefit. Your "proof" was citing a tiny silver of overall divorces as proof of divorce being ruinous. I clearly pointed out why that isn't the case. And provided the criteria by which you could provide evidence that divorce is ruinous for women. Hell I could expand it and ask you provide evidence for women born after 1980 and a loss of half of income & assets. However given what you used as evidence the first go around, I assume you can't find such data, because divorce isn't ruinous for most women.Oh. I thought you were simply suggesting that women would choose to stay if it were a bigger ding to divorce (so I countered by saying that women who divorce already suffer more than men). But on rereading, I now see you weren't commenting on women's supposed disproportionate benefit/minimal loss from divorce,
Why should men be ruined for divorce when file the majority of them?but more or less arguing that women, only, should be literally ruined by divorce (regardless of instigator?)
"status" - Really says the type of idiot you are. Marriage in this day and age does not confer statues, say for those who live in deeply religious communities. Which is few of us. Women are the ones who insist upon marriage. Not men. Women are the ones who file for divorce the majority of the time. Not men. And 99% of the time the reason for divorce is without fault, as in "I'm not happy". The other poster asked how to get men to get into marriage for the sake of the next generation. I don't assume a man needs to be married to a woman to do that, he does. I stated what would limit divorce and give men a reason to return. I'm not asking for government intervention to punish women. I don't know where you got that notion, than again you are a feminist and think marriage confers status to men. I am asking for the government to stop enabling divorce to be a wealth transfer from the man (who is the majority earner and asset holder in most marriages) to the woman.- and not by a mere 4x% decrease in household income, but full-scale devastation - regardless of income during marriage or reason for the parting. So when men can't keep a woman on their own merits, tptb should step in and "help" by punishing her, specifically, for having married a dick, bc as bad as he might be, it's better for her to suffer in a way that allows him to keep his statu...and that is what it would take to encourage men not to be gooners and redpillers?
It's only lopsided for fools who think because a woman turned up and had a pulse, she has a right to an equal share. That might have been acceptable when women the weren't earners and men weren't doing domestic labor. However for the majority of modern marriages, even right-wing ones, that isn't the case. If it ever truly was.I don't know man, sounds...lopsided in some sort of vague way.
This right here is the main issue with modern divorce and so many people don't want to look at it. The initial laws were made when women essentially could not work to earn income except in very specific fields. They were then revised slightly when women were legally granted the right to work anywhere but still earned essentially fuckall compared to men for various reasons up to and including: Lack of experience, discrimination, unequal pay, general job choice, and so on. Those are not the conditions today even if retarded activists wish they were so as to justify their existence.That might have been acceptable when women the weren't earners and men weren't doing domestic labor. However for the majority of modern marriages, even right-wing ones, that isn't the case.
Women are, as a whole group, worse off than men post-divorce.However given what you used as evidence the first go around, I assume you can't find such data, because divorce isn't ruinous for most women.
According to various studies, the financial impact of a divorce is typically less severe for men compared to women. One report from the US Government Accountability Office found that men’s household income fell by just 23% after divorcing past the age of 50. Although this might seem like a relatively large number, the truth is that women suffer much more on average.
Other studies have come to even more interesting conclusions. According to a recent article, men actually become richer after getting divorced. One study published by the Institute for Social and Economic Research found that men “rise immediately and continuously” as the years go by after their divorce. They may suffer a dent to their wealth at the beginning, but as time goes by, they actually seem to benefit from no longer having a spouse.
This study also found that when a father leaves a childless marriage, his income immediately increases by 25%. Separated women are three times more likely to fall into poverty compared to separated men. However, it is worth pointing out that this information is based on UK data.
About 30% of parents who are owed child support payments get nothing, according to data from the Census Bureau.
One in five children in the US live in households that receive child support payments. In 2017[1], the 5.4 million parents who were owed child support payments received 62% of the amount they were supposed to get, on average.
The median amount received was $1,800 [$150/month], though 1.6 million, or 30% received no child support at all. About 46% of parents with child support agreements get all of what is owed to them.
"After 1980". Who's playing with data now? How about you provide some evidence?Hell I could expand it and ask you provide evidence for women born after 1980 and a loss of half of income & assets.
Because their actions cause most of them. And here's how (recall women initiate more divorces than men):Why should men be ruined for divorce when file the majority of them?
Most people choose a no fault, divorce, citing irreconcilable differences. And, irreconcilable differences are indeed a common divorce cause, with 31% of couples who ended their marriages reporting that incompatibility was the reason.
However, while simply not getting along is a common reason for divorce, infidelity remains a bigger issue.
In total, 34% of marriages among survey respondents ended due to an affair. Adultery is one of the grounds for a fault divorcein court. However, even when an extramarital affair occurs, sometimes the couple pursues a no-fault divorce instead of a fault divorce because it’s simpler.
Lack of Commitment Is the Most Common Reason for Divorce
Marriage is not always easy, so success requires both spouses to be dedicated to their union and serious about making it last. That’s why it is not surprising that a lack of commitment could spell disaster for a couple.
In fact, 75% of individuals and couples cited lack of commitment as the reason for their divorce. This was the most common cause of a marriage ending, exceeding even infidelity.[15]
60% of Divorced Couples Cited Infidelity as a Reason for Their Divorce
Infidelity is another leading cause of divorce, with 60% of couples citing a partner’s unfaithfulness as a reason their union ended. When a marriage is supposed to be monogamous, and one party fails to fulfill this obligation, trust can be lost, and the marriage may be irretrievably broken.
Domestic Abuse Prompts a Divorce in 24% of Cases
Domestic abuse is a serious crime. It is also common among couples who are divorcing. Nearly a quarter of divorces—24% in total—cite domestic abuse as a cause of divorce.[15]
When a couple ends a marriage for this reason, the divorce process may look different. An uncontested divorce arranged through a mediator may not be the best approach, despite its benefits in ordinary situations, due to the difficulties of an abuse victim negotiating a settlement with an abusive partner.
The “Final Straw” Causing Divorce Is Most Commonly Infidelity, Domestic Violence or Substance Abuse
Often, there is not just one factor resulting in a marriage ending. Couples may face many problems, as these divorce statistics show.
But, even when there are a variety of issues, people who dissolve their unions usually report there is one “final straw” or tipping point that pushes them over the edge and causes them to make the final decision to divorce. In fact, 69% of divorcing couples report this is the case.
When there was a final straw, infidelity was the most common issue that ultimately prompted divorce, with 24% of couples reporting this as their final straw. Domestic violence was the ultimate cause of divorce for 21% of couples, and 12% said substance abuse was the deciding issue.
Oh, golly, those poor entrapped men? What the hell are you talking about? Maybe you're from a long line of shotgun marriages caused not by a couple's recklessness but by the scheming hag who forced a man to knock her up, but for the rest of us, marriage is a mutual decision.Women are the ones who insist upon marriage.
Marriage is a "status," full stop. Did I say everyone cares about it? I did not.think marriage confers status to men.
Tell me you know nothing about marriage, louder this time.I am asking for the government to stop enabling divorce to be a wealth transfer from the man (who is the majority earner and asset holder in most marriages) to the woman.
- Far fewer husbands are the sole breadwinner in their marriage these days. The share of marriages where the husband is the primary or sole breadwinner has fallen steadily in recent decades, driven mainly by the declining share of marriages where the husband is the sole provider – this was the arrangement in 49% of marriages in 1972, while today that share is 23%.
Good luck to you in your future divorce. I hope she takes every last penny, if there are even two to rub together.It's only lopsided for fools who think because a woman turned up and had a pulse, she has a right to an equal share. That might have been acceptable when women the weren't earners and men weren't doing domestic labor. However for the majority of modern marriages, even right-wing ones, that isn't the case. If it ever truly was.
skill issueWomen are, as a whole group, worse off than men post-divorce.
skill issueafter divorce, women experience a 20% decline in income and standard of living as well as a 27% increase in the risk of poverty.
skill issueOn top of that, divorced women are at a much higher risk of losing homeownership and “falling down the housing ladder” than men.
skill issueat least as of 2019, even women in well-paying jobs still earned about 82 cents for every dollar compared to men in similar positions.
skill issuethe average life expectancy of a woman is longer than that of a man, so the lower amount of money/wealth has, on average, to last longer,
skillmen experience an average 30% increase in household income and standard of living.
Grew up on Thin Lizzy. Fucking love them.so, what does everyone think of the song "The Boys are Back in Town" by Thin Lizzy?
Misogyny in the modern sense doesn't mean hatred of women. Just as racism doesn't mean hatred based on race. Misogyny simply means when a woman isn't allowed to do something or get the outcome she wants. Incel likewise doesn't mean "man who can't get laid", but "man I wouldn't fuck" when it comes out of a woman's mouth.Yet, when they voice this, they're called misogynists, incels, and so on. I'd love to know how treating women as equals in a legal contract is misogynistic, or wanting to be able to be married without having a legal gun to my head makes me an incel.
And I was proven correct in my assertion you could not show such data.Women are, as a whole group, worse off than men post-divorce.
>talking about the pay gap in 2024That doesn't even take into account that
at least as of 2019, even women in well-paying jobs still earned about 82 cents for every dollar compared to men in similar positions. In the long term, that pay gap means a woman will have to work 11 years longer than her ex to make up that difference.
You keep citing data for couples who got divorced 30-40-50 years ago. None of which has any barring on current (last decade or two) relationships and future relationships. Me pointing out what would represent useful data for the discussion at hand isn't "playing with data"."After 1980". Who's playing with data now? How about you provide some evidence?
"Infidelity" - So she stopped putting out and he went a wandering. Key reason why lesbians divorce at three times the rates as gays.Because their actions cause most of them. And here's how (recall women initiate more divorces than men):
You live under a rock. 99% of the people who desire to get married and sooner are women, not men.Oh, golly, those poor entrapped men? What the hell are you talking about? Maybe you're from a long line of shotgun marriages caused not by a couple's recklessness but by the scheming hag who forced a man to knock her up, but for the rest of us, marriage is a mutual decision.
Given the big reasons are legal faults, cheating, abuse, etc. It might as well mean no one was at fault.And btw, "no fault divorce" doesn't mean no one was at fault. It's an alternative to legally specified criteria. That's it.
Marriage is a "status," full stop. Did I say everyone cares about it? I did not.
The sources you cited stated men have a dip in income after a divorce. The fact that those men go on to make more money (at least in the 60s, 70s, and 80s) doesn't change the fact what is happening is a wealth transfer, and that's not to mention the asset transfer.Tell me you know nothing about marriage, louder this time.
45% is majority? Did you even stop to think before you posted?But in fact:
In 45% of marriages, women make even or are the breadwinner. 50 years ago it was 15%.
Case in point. You can't provide any evidence divorce is ruinous for women in terms of wealth, but you are nonetheless salty and wish divorce on someone else for pointing out the system is unfair.Good luck to you in your future divorce. I hope she takes every last penny, if there are even two to rub together.
So how many SOs have you been able to get to agree to these terms?
- No-fault divorce cannot result in alimony (child support is fine) and unless co-filed and necessarily favors the party who did not initiate when splitting shared assets (subject to that party's will, can be waived)
- Fault in a marriage automatically results in lesser entitlements to shared assets during rulings
- Any claims made in a divorce court about the conduct of the other party are subject to the same rules they would be in a defamation suit (i.e. you can't just claim the person was abusive with zero evidence to sway the ruling)
- Witholding sex excessively is fault (A dead bedroom is fault)
- Witholding resources excessively is fault (Hiding half a mil from your wife is fault)
Not that it matters because they're hypothetical and any contract containing them would be voided by modern family courts, but any SO worth marrying, male or female, would agree that those terms are more than fair. I actually know several women personally who are married to male friends of mine that I've ran these by. They generally agree that such expectations are not unreasonable at all because they possess something called a "brain" and also an even rarer quality called "maturity". I'm sure some of the dudes over in the woman-hate thread won't believe that such a thing is possible, but it is, shocking as it may be. Sadly, I've not found one of these unicorns myself, at least not one who is actually compatible with me in terms of overall life goals.So how many SOs have you been able to get to agree to these terms?