52% of American #women were unmarried or separated in 2021.
The rising share of #single women households has been driven entirely by women who have never married. Over 80% of women under 30 have never tied the knot in 2021… pic.twitter.com/bAmPAOB05n
Despite all the readily-available research about the Homo sapiens female fertility window and attractiveness to the opposite sex, the number of never-married women has grown 20% over the past decade.
Women’s median age of first #marriage was just over 28 years old in 2022, which is about 1,5 years later than a decade ago and nearly 8 years later than in the early 1960s.
The increase also reflects a growing share of women who never marry. Around 6% of those aged 65 or older were never married in 2021, up from 4% in 2011.
Bottom line: the family unit disappears, the #solitude increases. Atomized and #polarized, we’re screaming at each other through the tiny screens, if not streaming the série du jour.
Investments in the #art market, obsolete Windows computers… the same color palettes and… oh, the #women are just, er, no, not objects, they are, erm… well, yes, we knew your current #gender self-ID of the evening, before showing you these #ads, so… pic.twitter.com/80EhCTGG7w
2 unrelated campaigns. 2 languages. 2-minute interval. And we’re still talking about female, what?! 🤷🏻♂️
Oh, I know. #WomenInTech™! 😍
There’s this idea that only #women test their men. No. Men test as well. And it’s OK to test early, test often. Like in #engineering.
What’s important is the quality of tests. Because the type, complexity and #compassion of a test shows you how smart and mature is the tester. 😋
Certain Women—a certainly desolate, certainly slow, certainly unbeautiful #film about the empty lives of certain #women in certain MT USA.
Something I’ve implemented a while ago in my #film teams — add #women for a smarter, calmer #set: uk.businessinsider.com/teams-with-mor… (50/50 works best)
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