Yeah, that’s ^ more your type, better start checking out the Gordon Coral before their all scooped upOh darn !! We see you're only response is ad hom attacks....no doubt to try to help you forget your unhappy misery.
Liberal Women Are The "Least Happy And Loneliest" In America
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Why are you so desperate to try to hook me up?? Is that you in the above ;pic?
Being MAGA, you need all the help you can get, ain’t many women who want to watch Tucker and the like all day
Why are you trying to project your miserable, unhappy life onto me ??
Conservatives are far more likely to be in happy, committed relationships, unlike you and yours.
I much prefer the outdoors to watching anything inside, unlike you, obviously.
If “conservatives are far more happy” why is MAGA so pissed off and angry all the time? When was the last time, or ever, did you see a conservative comic or satirical commentator?
Jake Starkey
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Liberal women are far more aware of what is going on.
This is the average conservative woman.Anyone really surprised?:
Goes along with that much higher rate of mental illness thingy....
Liberal Women Are The "Least Happy And Loneliest" In America
According to the 2024 American Family Survey, young liberal women are significantly less likely to report life satisfaction compared to their conservative peers. The numbers don’t lie.
Findings reveal that 37% of conservative women and 28% of moderate women aged 18–40 reported being "completely satisfied" with their lives. However, for liberal women, that number shrinks to a measly 12%. Liberal women are almost three times more likely than conservative women to experience loneliness multiple times a week, about 29% compared to 11%.
Evie Magazine
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Liberal Women today are the unhappiest women in recorded history, despite more equality, opportunity, and rights than ever before. Conservative, religious women are statistically the happiest women in America by every metric (including sexual fulfillment). Why?
Brad Wilcox, a sociology professor at the University of Virginia and a fellow at the Institute for Family Studies, told Fox Digital, "We've seen in the research that conservative women tend to be more likely to embrace a sense of agency and to have the sense that they are not, in any way, the victim of larger structural realities or forces." He added, "They're also less likely to catastrophize about public events and concerns," and "more likely to think of themselves as captains of their own fate."
40% of liberal women reported being single, while 31% were married, Wilcox found. Among conservative women, 33% reported being single, while a more sizable 51% were married. Conservative women again took the lead for religious attendance, with over half reporting attending church weekly, compared to just 12% of liberal women.
Liberal Women Are The
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Nothing highlighted this fact like the No Kings meetups last Saturday. WOW what a freak show. The whole thing reminds me of the opening lines of the old song by " Tens years after " .Anyone really surprised?:
Goes along with that much higher rate of mental illness thingy....
Liberal Women Are The "Least Happy And Loneliest" In America
"Everywhere is freaks and hairies
Dykes and fairies, tell me, where is sanity?"
Funny, because he wouldn’t go anywhere near her, she’s “not his type” far too old.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Makes you wonder what these people do for a living...We aren't; projecting your misery and hatred again, we see.
Conservative Women 3 Times Happier Than Liberal Peers for These Reasons
Young conservative women are three times as likely to report having a happy life than liberal women—and the key factors driving the happiness gap are faith and family, a new study has found. Attending church together is twice as important to marital happiness than regular date nights, the same researchers conclude.
In all, 37% of conservative women say they are “completely satisfied” with their life, compared to 12% of liberal women and 28% of moderates, according to data that researchers Brad Wilcox and Grant Bailey of the Institute for Family Studies drew from the 2024 American Family Survey.
