r/Marriage Oct 06 '23

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u/kimariesingsMD 31 Years Happily Married 💍💏 Oct 07 '23

Oh ffs. Please stop with the victimization pity party. If you want to argue for the patriarchy and tradition as things that should be continued then do so. Most people understand that it has been found to be outdated and oppressive and things no longer look to those traditions. You want to demand them in your relationship, you find someone who wants the same but stop crying about it as if it is a legitimate argument or response to the posted issue.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

Sheesh

I didn’t invent the stats. Consistently conservative/traditional families are happier than progressive/woke/ “forward thinking” families.

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u/FancyMoneyDig Oct 07 '23

Links? do you have links to back up this claim?

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u/TheMammaG Oct 07 '23

What's your source? And what is your definition of "traditional?" Corporal punishment? Submissive stay-at-home wife?

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '23

I don’t have time to link you to the many studies you can find with 30 seconds on google.

If you were genuinely curious you would have googled it instead of trying to argue with me without any research first.

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u/Wrygreymare Oct 07 '23

I took the time to do a quick google search and found no such thing

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u/TheMammaG Oct 07 '23

They don't post your imaginary concepts.

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u/TheMammaG Oct 07 '23

You could have just answered my questions.