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The Illusion of Men’s Unhappiness and the Myth of the Failed Marriage

A recent discussion exposes a disturbing narrative perpetuated in mainstream media and psychological outlets—one that attributes the high rate of female-initiated divorces primarily to women’s alleged unhappiness, emotional suppression, and societal conditioning. The narrative suggests that men are less likely to file for divorce not because they are content or resigned, but because of a combination of cultural expectations, emotional suppression, fear, and responsibility, especially toward their children. However, beneath these claims lies a complex web of stereotypes, distortions, and a lack of acknowledgment of men's genuine emotional struggles.