A short YouTube monologue by Hinesh Chauhan arguing that modern families face much higher living costs than past generations—particularly in housing affordability—leading to two-earner households, changing child-rearing dynamics, and pressures that intersect with rising divorce rates (the speaker cites that ~70% of divorces are initiated by women).
You back to 70% of women initiate divorce and looking at how we live our lives right now mostly and I'm generalizing almost all households with two parents both parents work this was not the case 20, 30, 40 years ago so back in the day practices were different and cost of living was very different say in early 80s and from a Canadian perspective you're looking at about three times the average salary got you a decent sized home and most baby boomers you guys ruined our economy you're the ones that also have the nice vacation properties and other stuff which is possible on a single salary that shit doesn't fly anymore now you're looking at seven excuse me plus times annual salary to afford a house now throwing kids all the other things higher cost of energy, groceries life is a lot more expensive and we need to have all these devices all these subscription services and capitalism is slowly ruining us both people are working next what does that mean when it comes to child rearing?
