Forbes posts and then pulls controversial article about marriage

[€uroMeinke]

I think men should just marry women they are in love with - I wonder how the stats fair from being in love to not being in love and the overall success of the relationship?

[Prudence]

I believe the article specifically mentioned educated women being a "problem" as well.

I wonder if educated and/or career women have different standards? Are SAHMs with degrees as "bad" as career women? Do educated and/or career women have a broader exposure to the world and tend to feel they deserve, and thus demand, more? And if so, why is the focus on career/educated women and not on the men who've apparently been skating by?

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

Which I acknowledged. But considering that it's pretty much a given that the public presentation of such studies are a load of crap, if it's something that interests me I find it no trick to look right through the b.s. and do what I can to find details on the actual study, not just read an article published about the study.

I was just about to post basically the same thing. I'm not a fan of reading opinions, so all I see is whatever information the article provides. I guess that prevents me from getting mad at stuff like this. Like Alex says - nothing new under the sun.