Shelly -

PTSS iestājas tikai pēc trešā bērna, un pāriet, kad tas sasniedz 3 gadu vecumu. Pēc tam - chill.

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:D nevaru nepiekrist.

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“This heightened vulnerability emerged especially among single, highly educated males in Western nations.”
Man aizdomas, ka viņi pētījuši vai nu visu kopā vai tikai male. Vismaz diezgan atmiņā, ka precētie vīr dzīvo ilgāk, kamēr sievietēm šķiet bija otrādāk, bet ne tik izteikti.

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A number of studies report that single women tend to be healthier and less depressed, living longer than married women. Single women generally experience fewer stresses and compromises than married women. Furthermore, single women feel more empowered, enjoying greater personal autonomy and freedoms than married women largely because they don’t juggle challenging multiple roles at work and home.
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A recent study in the United States found that mothers with a husband or live-in male partner sleep less and do more housework than single mothers. Why mothers do more housework when there’s a man in the household was not determined. Another study reported that husbands create about seven hours of extra housework a week for their wives.

https://archive-yaleglobal.yale.edu/content/should-women-stay-single

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Why mothers do more housework when there’s a man in the household was not determined. Another study reported that husbands create about seven hours of extra housework a week for their wives.

Šie abi teikumi kopā :D Scientific mystery and discovery divos teikumos :D

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iespējams, pētījumu veica tieši kaut kādi husbands :D

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Posttraumatiskais tas būtu pēc šķiršanās.

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Stokholmas sindroms :D
Izņemot, kad attiecības tiešām ir harmoniskas un labas.

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Lūk!!!

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aha, apprecies, un saproti, ka ne sūda tev nebija depresija un single life ir lieliska :D

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:D

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