Dr Paul Eastwick

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At least, you know, that we see in the contemporary data.

So I think all of this.

I confess the divorce data are kind of thorny because a lot of times, yeah, they're not predicting divorce.

They're like asking people to reflect back on a divorce and asking them why it ended.

So I am I'm familiar with divorce.

with those data that you're talking about.

But generally speaking, these gender differences are very, very small.

And we can get into like the contemporary education stuff too, because that's also interesting along these lines.

Yeah, hit me.

Yeah, well-

So now we see, right, that women are earning more degrees than men, okay?

And I think some people are really worried that this is a contributor to the rise in singledom.

I think this is a red herring.

From the data that I have seen, there aren't costs to women being more educated than men.

Nowadays, when couples who are mismatched in education form, it's more common that the woman has more education than the man.

And again, there's no risk to these relationships.

These relationships are not at any greater risk than if they've been matched in education or if the man was more educated.

So I do think there is a rise in singles.

And I do think that, you know, there are challenges there.

But I don't think it has to do with the men's education level.

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