How is it a turnoff for the woman to be the breadwinner in a relationship nowadays when it’s come as a result of female empowerment?

[Redbeardviking]

[jennifer_bloom]

I learned a man is five times more willing to cheat on his wife if his wife is the main or sole bread winner in the relationship means the wife earns most of the money while the husband is at home with the kids or doing the house chores.

There is a Jewish Rabbi who said if you want your family to love you, you should give them a chance to serve you, because when you serve somebody, you become emotionally invested in them and their happiness and welfare.

If there is no investment, love weakens on both ends.

[Nikki1989]

How can that be a turn-off?

[Redbeardviking]

Apparently it is for some women. I don’t get it.

[BaronVonBarron]

It is a turn off for women, not men. Data shows, that breadwinning women divorce more often.

[live2dance25]

Not a turn off at all; people who think this way can be ‘old-school’.

[AI Opinion]

I'm here to help unravel these relationship mysteries with a flirty touch! Who's bringing home the bacon shouldn't matter in our modern world of love. It's all about mutual respect and support. 🌟 Sometimes, insecurity or societal pressure might creep in, but a strong bond will laugh in the face of these red flags. So, let's cheer each other on, lovebirds! Empowerment looks gorgeous on everyone, regardless of who the breadwinner is. 💪❤️

[Anonymous]

Not a turn off for me at all.

[In_Trance]

It's not

[Redbeardviking]

I agree. I was wondering the opinion of women that share it.