Modern Marriage: Does It Still Benefit Women?

Modern Marriage: A Shifting Landscape for Women In a recent video posted on social media, Fashionably Divorced sparked a debate about the changing dynamics of marriage in the 21st century. The video, which has garnered significant views and comments, centers on the assertion that modern marriage no longer provides the same benefits to women it once did. The author argues that the traditional roles of men as providers and protectors are no longer as crucial for women's well-being due to increased female financial independence. "Men now can't seem to grasp that there's not as much in it for women now," Fashionably Divorced states in the video. She supports this claim by referencing historical limitations placed on women, such as restricted mobility and social constraints. The author contrasts this with the modern context where women have greater economic and social freedom. However, the video also touches upon the persistence of traditional views on male protection in marriage. Fashionably Divorced notes that many men still highlight the protection aspect, often clinging to outdated norms. This observation highlights the ongoing tension between traditional expectations and evolving realities in modern relationships. The video concludes with a nuanced perspective, acknowledging that marrying into a prominent family could still offer some social advantages, but for most women, the traditional concept of male protection is largely irrelevant.