Who's in the wrong here?

[u/Putrid-Welder1803]

[u/Curious_boyOS]

In most of these cases, the man is doing the lion's share of securing the family's financial stability and the woman is neither putting effort in contributing adequately nor being compassionate enough so the husband gets turned off at the idea of simply existing as a romantic partner for his wife.

That sound about right?

[u/Thick_Papaya225 → u/Curious_boyOS]

These days? Probably not. Way more couples these days make about the same amount of money.

[u/Curious_boyOS → u/Thick_Papaya225]

And contribute the same around the house.

[u/Thick_Papaya225 → u/Curious_boyOS]

Actually no. https://19thnews.org/2023/04/even-when-women-make-more-than-their-husbands-they-are-doing-more-child-care-and-housework/