There goes that 80% stat again - but this time, from a KJB preacher. His sermon focused

on women wearing immodest clothing, and how the scanty, flashy fabric raises red flags - warning godly men, don't get involved.  Being a preacher, he has heard the DRO drama.  Listening, seems he's a bit red-pill empathetic - oh well, like alot of his other sermons, because he preaches from the real Bible; and needful to say, can agree to disagree.

As for the 80% stat, of wives initiating divorce?  Googled around a bit (for whatever that's worth ;/) and the major reasons boil down to: women these days have options - we don't have to take crap.  One big reason for wifey finally saying enough was resulting from years of overwork - ya know, both work, but wifey does the second shift, while hubby plays puter-games or just watches the tube.

So, wifey, being pressed for time, will choose convenience-clothing.  T-shirts and yoga-pants are available just about anywhere, and are completely wash, dry and wear; the fabrics don't wrinkle, even if left in the dryer, just pull em out, and put em on.   No buttons to come off, hems to come undone.  When a seam does begin to tear, by that time, the garment has been through the washer a few times, and is about ready for the trash can, anyway.

But here's the wrinkle.  And it shows.  Advertisers know this, they know that women prefer long feminine dresses - complete with petticoats.  Novel publishers know this too - that's why half the bookstore shelves are stocked with paperbacks showing pictures of women adorned in long, full-skirted dresses.  Women want to dress like women, and women know that men prefer women who dress like women.  

But there's no time.   Merely finding a decent dress or two, made from REAL fabric ... good luck with that.  Btw, a certain catalog has several lovely dresses available, but they're all rayon ... or whatever other stifling sort of fake fabric - which at around $130, per dress, may, or may not, wear so well, come next season.  Sure, if you take the time (which busy wives are pressed for) you can find decent cotton dresses for around $90 - "You spent WHAT???"

And ya wonder why, wifey, finally, put a fork in it!