Why Are Liberal Women Becoming Unhappy? - Brad Wilcox
April 26, 2025
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as posted by the channelBrad Wilcox is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Virginia and Director of the National Marriage Project.
Why are some people naturally happier than others? Whether it's genetics, upbringing, or life circumstances, how can you finally rediscover joy and feel like your true self again?
Expect to learn why young liberal women are so unhappy and why in contrasts conservative women are happier, if finding your one true soulmate is actually a myth, if people should be pursuing happiness instead of marriage, the factors that predict social mobility and how people can rise up out of poverty, what you can learn about the heritability of family desire and family stability, the current state of American politics based on the demographic results of the last election, and much more…
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