After 1991 the survey was never conducted again.
Blackpill How many men and women would marry if they weren't in love? 1967-1991
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This is what equality looks like.
Very brutal, highly blackpilled.
"All the other qualities you desire [except love]"
Most people think of love as a mental state, not a specific quality. It's almost as if this survey is written in foidian language. It's basically asking about looks, if someone looks loveable.
Most people think of love as a mental state, not a specific quality. It's almost as if this survey is written in foidian language. It's basically asking about looks, if someone looks loveable.
If they had all the qualities you desired, wouldn't that mean they would also have the physical traits you desire? The question doesn't make any sense when you think about that.
It shows that women were willing to marry men for money and not love in the 60s. As women became more economically powerful they could choose to marry for whatever they deemed important. i.e. Looks, money, status, PERSONALITY
That would have worked against me though as if I lived in the 60s and 70s i would have nothing to offer a woman, i probably would be unemployed back then especially as Catholics were treated as 2nd class here then
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56% drop for women between 1967 and 1975, only slight drops since then
What happened in those 8 years?
What happened in those 8 years?
Abortion, the pill, anti-discrimination laws.
I suppose that this question has to do with looks. "All other qualities" vs "looks/love".
It's suggested that love and looks are connected.
It's suggested that love and looks are connected.
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