According to data, filing for divorce is more common among women than it is in men. It seems that every girl has a dream of a wedding day. It’s cultivated in fairy tales and exaggerated by movies. And it is outright abused on shows like “Four Weddings” or “Say Yes to the Dress”. It might be surprising to you that divorce is more common for women than it is for men.
Women feel more that their marriage is holding them back
Women now make up about half of the workforce in America and work more than ever. In many marriages, however, women still tend to be the primary caregivers for the home. Despite their hectic schedules, women still care for the home.
Many women are looking forward to true gender equality
Men feel comfortable in their roles as the “head of the household,” while women don’t like the stereotypical role of a wife supporting her husband’s work, their children and their unpaid domestic helper. Women are more likely to marry someone who doesn’t fulfill all their requirements.
Women continue to offer emotional support
Certain features reflect nature. For example, a woman’s propensity to emotional expression and intuition. Both genders have an innate tendency to express and enhance certain traits, but neither has the right to dominate it. Family members expect the mother or wife to be responsive and attentive to the emotional needs of the family. The stereotype is often used by men. Instead of changing social perceptions, men tend to be less expressive and communicative that women.
Abusing drugs
Divorce is common for couples who have used drugs or alcohol during marriage, regardless of whether they like it. Research shows that up to 45% divorces are caused by alcohol or drug abuse. A variety of issues can arise from alcohol and drug abuse in marriages, including financial and emotional problems. Substance misuse can lead to a host of problems, including arguments that can escalate into violence and even actual violence.
