No 😭 it corresponds directly to lower domestic violence rates, because women are now allowed to leave when their husbands are beating them. And, to OP’s point, we have more rights in general and are no longer forced to be reliant on men (which is part of women being able to leave to escape abuse). No-fault divorces have been monumental in decreasing DV prevalence and average intensity

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Anonymous #8 11w

I have no idea why this is getting downvoted unless people think I’m being sarcastic 😭 I’m 1000% not lmao I volunteer in campaigns against the fuckass republicans trying to end no-fault divorces. I grew up in a domestic violence shelter n would probably be dead if it wasn’t for the increasing availability and normalization of divorce

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Anonymous #11 11w

The source you site discusses explicitly the ECOA 😭 yes, it was technically possible for a woman to get a credit line before ecoa but it was realistically unlikely because the right wasn’t protected. It’s like saying the wage gap isn’t real because rich women exist; just because it’s theoretically possible doesn’t mean that the average person has any chance of achieving it

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Anonymous #9 11w

Or they would just 💀 their wives too

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Anonymous #12 11w

ya that too 💀

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