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The fatal flaw in this study, is that it only surveys dual income couples. It doesn't account for the fact that there is a much higher percentage of single income households, where the man is working and the woman isn't. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 42% of households are single income as of 2017. Oh and only 29% of households having female "breadwinners" is pathetic anyways. It actually proves that women select for men who earn more than them, and it proves even in countries where wage gaps are minimal, women still marry men who out earn them, and many women in these places still want providers.It's true, about 30% of wives in the U.S. out-earn their husbands.
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You have no proof of this, but considering almost every man in the west has at least one experience of a woman negatively judging, criticizing, or insulting him for showing any sort of negative emotions in a relationship, I'm going to bet it's just as bad if not worse in western countries.You can't generalize everyone, but women in the West are far more likely to accept a man who shows vulnerability than women in non-western countries.