This might not be the explanation. Maybe we genuinely were happier when we had limited opportunities. Maybe humans generally are happier with fewer choices. I don't think that's a good reason to limit them tho.
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Honestly, where do you get these ideas? Who would go around actively encouraging women to express dissatisfaction?
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No indeed! I'm am serious dog. Completely unrelatedly, don't you find it odd that what Americans refer to as a Fawcett, we call a tap?pic.twitter.com/BhX9bxAalK
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I constantly tell my daughters not to accept the status quo and to reach for something better. Not saying they are less happy, just not to settle for the past.
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Yes, I think it's true. The most "happy" people, the Nordics (Sweden, Finland, Norway, Estonians) are one of the most dour and solitary aka expectations of happiness low. Estonians extreme. Most solitary, but one of the "happiest" in EU.
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Women are definitely happier now than they ever were before. More than a quarter of American women benefit from prescribed psychopharmaceuticals that weren't available in the past. If only we could get the rest who need it into therapy...
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