What is Reddit's opinion of In the Company of Women: Indirect Aggression Among Women: Why We Hurt Each Other and How to Stop?

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>Women are unhappy when they are married and instigate divorce because they are unhappy with men sticking to the traditional gender roles like leaving the responsibility of the household and kids to women.

Absolutely not. Women get divorced when they sense a happiness differential in their partners. They cannot stand the idea that their partner might be better off than them and in their pettiness they destroy the relationship.

>https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0167268112000042

And as I showed earlier, women's happiness has been declining since the 70s. Which means that women have been suffering a greater happiness differential and therefore divorce remains an issue. Women will get divorced even if they themselves are content but their husband is happier.

I encourage you (and I literally think it will require you some courage) to read In the Company of Women, a book about female conflict. This "crab in the bucket" mentality is common among female toxicity in the workplace and it carries over into their personal relationships. Women try and tear down those that are better off than them if they have enough power over that relationship. >https://www.amazon.com/Company-Women-Indirect-Aggression-Among-ebook/dp/B001TMCF4M/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1550772483&sr=1-3&keywords=in+the+company+of+women

>Cast of your ignorance and misogyny, stop fighting the reality, cast off your misogynist materialistic brainwashing and be miserable alone without trying to make women miserable.

Once again, it seems you are at the limits of your reason, as you are in large part just changing the gender of my quotes and missing the big picture.

There is a reason why people generally don't prefer working for female bosses. This routine pettiness that women display when they have power to destroy carries over from the home into the workplace. And women know this, as they are the ones that bear the brunt of women's workplace indirect violence.

>https://news.gallup.com/poll/165791/americans-prefer-male-boss.aspx