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The MRA types always use the stats about women initiating divorce as evidence that women are tricking men into marrying them and then taking half their stuff but plenty of research shows that women (and children) suffer financially from divorce, and are much more likely to end up living in poverty, while on average men actually have more money ...
There's a stereotype that women get more out of divorce than men, especially white women. Are there any statistics to actually back this up or is this just myth, and if so, where did it originate?
22 kwi 2024 · Women are more likely than men to get mental health support while divorcing, more likely to depend on supportive relationships, less likely to rely on drugs or alcohol post-divorce, and more likely to turn to experiences that enrich them, such as travel, researchers observe.
8 sty 2024 · Looking at a 2021 report from the USCB, 33.7% of divorced women had a high school degree or less, while 66.3% of divorced women had at least some college education up to a graduate degree....
Statistically, women call time on their marriages more than men. What’s with the big discrepancy – and will it stay this way?
13 kwi 2018 · Who suffers more from divorce: men or women? Debates about gender differences in the consequences of divorce as well as policies aimed at alleviating these differences often center on women’s vulnerability (Amato 2000; Diedrick 1991).
14 sie 2023 · NCAA President Charlie Baker penned an open letter to inform the membership of the recent progress the Association has made in gender equity, NIL, and health insurance.
