marriage

Clementine Ford’s case against marriage in her new book, “I Don’t: The Cast Against Marriage” is a searing, clarifying read.

With dads being the primary earners in many heterosexual households, it was often the mother who gave up work to manage extra work at home during the pandemic. But what about heterosexual households where the mother was the primary earner?

A new study has revealed that married women who win the lottery are far more likely to divorce their spouses than men who win the lottery. 

This anthropological study gives an evolutionary perspective on why women are more likely than men to be bearing a heavy work burden.

Clementine Ford asks her audience in “Love Sermon” — a 75 minute celebration of life that every woman needs to hear.

The effects of menopause are ending marriages at alarming rates, a new survey from the UK has revealed. 

According to the latest data from the HILDA Survey, there’s a growing number of Australians choosing not to live with their intimate partner.

A new study shows how career milestones for women affect marriages in Sweden, a country of 11 million known for its progressive laws on women’s rights.

Men are happier when both partners contribute financially – but get stressed when their female partner earns 40% of household income.

Three Women will leave you inspired by the feminine psyche but also deeply concerned by how little we can think of ourselves.

Neela Janakiramanan is a surgeon with a unicorn husband doing more than his fair share of the unpaid work so she can pursue her career. Others don’t get it.

‘Basically my husband and I have the same argument on a four week rotation. It reaches a point where I say ‘I doing everything, you need to do more’.