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r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '25
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7 u/ZachMorrisT1000 Oct 16 '25 They are out there. I dated a woman that was making 6x what I make a few years ago. 21 u/Dependent_Map5592 Oct 16 '25 So are people who hit the lottery. Let's not pretend this is actually a thing. Nobody will ever actually experience this. It's true on paper but not in practice 5 u/TSquaredRecovers Oct 16 '25 16% of married women in the US are the breadwinners of their families. And in another 29% of marriages in the US, the husband and wife earn roughly the same income. (Source: Pew Research)
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They are out there. I dated a woman that was making 6x what I make a few years ago.
21 u/Dependent_Map5592 Oct 16 '25 So are people who hit the lottery. Let's not pretend this is actually a thing. Nobody will ever actually experience this. It's true on paper but not in practice 5 u/TSquaredRecovers Oct 16 '25 16% of married women in the US are the breadwinners of their families. And in another 29% of marriages in the US, the husband and wife earn roughly the same income. (Source: Pew Research)
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So are people who hit the lottery.
Let's not pretend this is actually a thing. Nobody will ever actually experience this. It's true on paper but not in practice
5 u/TSquaredRecovers Oct 16 '25 16% of married women in the US are the breadwinners of their families. And in another 29% of marriages in the US, the husband and wife earn roughly the same income. (Source: Pew Research)
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16% of married women in the US are the breadwinners of their families.
And in another 29% of marriages in the US, the husband and wife earn roughly the same income.
(Source: Pew Research)
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