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What construct? Having a job is also a construct and it seems it's the dominant one. 26% of women are housewives [1].

The status quo is working mothers, are you a chatbot that thinks this is the fifties?

I'd say you are being too imaginative. You are framing a traditional family as this abusive thing, master and slave except it's 2024. Marriage, at least in the US is extremely dangerous to men, if their wives divorce them, men could be forced to support them or else go to jail so who really has the power in the relationship since the govt has given all the power to women?

1. https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/08/03/almost-1-...

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Women have been framing marriage as a work contract from the 60s, world wide, since they don't get paid anywhere close to what men get paid, just like the barista and the ceo. As more of them have paths to exit this contract, they will do so. Alimony laws are temporary reactions to the problem.

There is no great benefit to sitting and spending your whole life dependent financially on someone else especially if you don't have anything in common. This is the same reason men change jobs. Once globalization provides multiple paths for workers to exist corporate environments they do so. Thanks to the internet Women get to see on their feeds what options they have, in ways their mothers and grandmothers never did.

The only problem with people who hang out on HN is they don't know any sociology or why the womens movements emerged in history. All just completely delusional about success coming on the backs of exploiting free or unpaid work of others.

> Women have been framing marriage as a work contract

Not all women. It is there job of men to figure out this kind of woman and not marry them

> There is no great benefit to sitting and spending your whole life dependent financially on someone else especially if you don't have anything in common.

Sure, why the hell would you marry someone that you have nothing in common with though?

> people who hang out on HN is they don't know any sociology

I actually went to university to try and study sociology and lasted about a month. My opinion of it is that it is more a propaganda and indoctrination tool than a science. Sociology school is just a woke factory. When I got into an argument with a professor and was winning with logic and science on my side I got told to be careful what I say because I hold "dangerous beliefs" which might stop me from being someone important one day, so warning me I might get canceled in the future for those "beliefs" which were merely common sense facts. That's when I decided I got better things to do with my time

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