In general, women divorce men if they start to make more money than them. Does this show that women don't take marriage vows seriously?

Part of the marriage proposal includes, for richer or poorer, but its been found that a lot of women don't live up to this part of the vows.

[He speaks about it in this video at the 01:48:59 time stamp]

This divorce attorney, with over 20+ years of experience, mentions that if a woman starts out earning a man, and becomes the breadwinner in a marriage, that divorce quickly follows. There are many ways this can come about. For example: a woman can get a promotion at work and start making more than her husband, her husband could lose his job or her husband could have gotten into a terrible accident at work that puts the family into debt and is now unable to work.

Now, an interesting thing of all of this is when the scenario is reversed, men don't leave their spouses. If a woman gets fired from her job, her husband isn't thinking about divorce papers and for her replacement. And when you compound all this with the divorce rates and women divorcing men at much higher rates than the converse, you got to wonder whether women take marriage seriously at all.

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In general, women divorce men if they start to make more money than them. Does this show that women don't take marriage vows seriously?
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