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Are Married Couples Who Share Housework More Likely to Divorce?

Divorce rates are higher among couples who share household duties than those homes in which the woman does the majority of the chores, according to a new study.

 

A new study claims that divorce rates are far higher among couples who share housework or chores in the home. 

The report, which was conducted in Norway, states that the rate of divorce was about 50 percent higher than those relationships in which the women did most of the work, according to The Telegraph

Adding to that, the study states that while childrearing is shared equally between mothers and fathers in 70 percent of those cases, women in Norway still account for most of the housework in seven out of 10 couples, said The Telegraph. 

But what do you think? Does the same ring true for married couples in the United States? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. 

Related Topics: Gender equality, divorce rates, and housework

John Casy

10:26 am on Saturday, September 29, 2012

Its a wifes job to do ALL the house work and take care of the children. Few hubbys will put up with doing house cleaning. Only type of a man would put up with doing house work is a wimp.
A hubbys job is to support his family. Back to a wifes job one more duty is service your man when he wants you !! A wife or girlfriend has to earn her keep/

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Françoise Bourdon

11:13 am on Sunday, September 30, 2012

41st year of sharing. This study is one of those that does not cross the pond well.

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