If women who consider themselves unhappy now were to be dropped into a 1950s life, how many wld be happy? How many feel more hard done by?
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how about the 1850s? For anyone. But unhappiness doesn't work like that. It's relative to expectations, situations.
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There is an old saying that too much familiaritg breeds contempt.
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Everyone should be single?
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No. Not at all. But shud hve such self imposed restrictions that one hslf shud badly miss the other half.
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means they will realize the importance of each other when they taste the misery of missing each other.
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I think this is a different issue. I'm talking abt women generally. Those who live with husbands & kids & those who are single.
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Keeping up appearances was integral to 'Occupation: Housewife' era. Might have influenced willingness to report unhappiness?
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It is bcoz men and women have exposed themselves to each other beyond the limits. They r no more missing each other.
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perhaps unhappiness simply takes more free time? What if women and men are more unhappy because they have more time to reflect?
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I am less happy because 2016 has been a shit year
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Because we have more to choose from, and we put pressure on ourselves to "have it all" and be perfect?
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