Brief monologue by Hinesh Chauhan arguing that over two-thirds of marriages end because women become frustrated and ‘tap out.’ He reflects on his own failed marriage, reports doing extensive post-separation research, and emphasizes that men often fail to register repeated requests or criticism. He previews a follow-up video addressing societal changes (both partners working) and their impact.
You now when you have a pattern as high as more than 2/3 of marriages end because the women get frustrated and want to tap out, There are some questions to be asked. And when I had asked those questions and looked into after the fact because I didn't have the ability to save my marriage at the time, because I didn't understand all these things after the fact, did a shit ton of research and understood everything. Also, how men deal with criticism and arguments and what actually registers in our thick noggins. It doesn't register. We need to be told several times. It's not just being told, hey, pick that up. Do this. Can you help with this? It's help with this. And if you don't, this is the impact, not as an ultimatum, but this is what's happening. I'm getting tired. This is why I don't want to have sex with you. This is why I'm always grumpy. I don't feel like you're pitching in. So imagine years of that and a change in society where both are working. Come to that in the next video.
