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Men who marry career women are more likely to get divorced, is that true or can both men and women work full time and still have a happy marriage and family?
Men who marry career women have a higher chance of having a happy marriage and family. This is because most career women are likely to be educated and are more open to the opinions of others including their husband. So, the possibility of misunderstanding is greatly reduced when it comes to career women.
Career women marry at a later age and this means they are a lot more mature to handle a relationship well. This gives rise to a high quality marriage with little chance for a break-up. Also, they are keen to start a family at the earliest because of their age and this gives rise to a happy family. Another reason for men to marry career women is the greater flexibility they exercise when it comes to sharing opportunities. In other words, career women are better able to...
It even helps men to move ahead in their career and to take a higher amount of risks professionally. The additional income also provides for a comfortable living and as a couple, they are able to afford more expensive vacations, a better neighborhood and more importantly, a higher quality of life for their kids.
However, these advantages will be beneficial only if the men agree to share the burden of maintaining the house and raising children. While stay-at-home mothers are in a better position to take care of all household chores by themselves, career women definitely need help from their husbands in cooking and cleaning. This shared responsibility is equally important to ensure that a marital life with a career woman is happy.
2) Do women have more individual freedom in Australia, how does it to compare to China?
Most women…
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