The Whole "Tradwife" Thing is Just a Ploy To Impoverish Women
Hopefully the "tradwife" trend is just a phase young women quickly snap out of, because data shows older homemakers who spend their prime working years out of the labor force face the absolute worst financial hardship if a husband leaves.
The data confirms that older women who exit the workforce to raise families face catastrophic financial risks if their marriages end. These displaced homemakers—defined as individuals whose primary role was unpaid domestic work but who have lost their economic support due to divorce, separation, or widowhood—often lack the recent work history required to secure living wages.
Recent analysis indicates that approximately one in five women falls into poverty following a divorce, a rate significantly higher than that of men. For women over 65, the disparity is stark: divorced women in this age group have a median annual household income of roughly $35,736, which is nearly $32,000 less than their married counterparts. This "wealth decline" averages 77% for divorcees, effectively erasing decades of shared asset accumulation.
What Divorce Does to a Woman: You and Your Money
https://sasforwomen.com/what-divorce-does-to-a-woman
References:
- American Sociological Review by Richard R. Peterson
- Longitudinal research tracking modern marriage cohorts by Tach and Eads
- The Journals of Gerontology by Lin and Brown
Journal of Financial Therapy by Kristy Archuleta and Sonya Britt
- American Sociological Review by Christin Munsch
#Tradwife #RadicalFeminism #RadFem #Feminism #Feminist
Hopefully the "tradwife" trend is just a phase young women quickly snap out of, because data shows older homemakers who spend their prime working years out of the labor force face the absolute worst financial hardship if a husband leaves.
The data confirms that older women who exit the workforce to raise families face catastrophic financial risks if their marriages end. These displaced homemakers—defined as individuals whose primary role was unpaid domestic work but who have lost their economic support due to divorce, separation, or widowhood—often lack the recent work history required to secure living wages.
Recent analysis indicates that approximately one in five women falls into poverty following a divorce, a rate significantly higher than that of men. For women over 65, the disparity is stark: divorced women in this age group have a median annual household income of roughly $35,736, which is nearly $32,000 less than their married counterparts. This "wealth decline" averages 77% for divorcees, effectively erasing decades of shared asset accumulation.
What Divorce Does to a Woman: You and Your Money
https://sasforwomen.com/what-divorce-does-to-a-woman
References:
- American Sociological Review by Richard R. Peterson
- Longitudinal research tracking modern marriage cohorts by Tach and Eads
- The Journals of Gerontology by Lin and Brown
Journal of Financial Therapy by Kristy Archuleta and Sonya Britt
- American Sociological Review by Christin Munsch
#Tradwife #RadicalFeminism #RadFem #Feminism #Feminist
Just wait till we get the 19th repealed and society goes back the way its been most of human history. Women subjugated as it should be.
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When women didn't have the right to vote, wife beating was the only crime punishable by having your back caned in prison.
