Good morning. Now today's question is why don't men just leave when they are unhappy?

As us for men, we're always trying to keep that relationship despite how bad it is. So again, it's a give and take. I mean, not every case is like that, but I would say majority of the cases are like that.

Oh wow. That is a great topic. Um, I think if they're married, because they don't want to get a divorce and have to, because it's going to cost them money. And other than that.

Other than that, I think a lot of men are too afraid to leave when they're unhappy.

But wait, let me say this. I'm not a man hater. I know there's good guys out there

Because most men want a drama free life, so they take the easy option and they just stay around in a relationship they're not happy in. I have not done this personally, but I know people who have, or men that have.

I think it's hard to let go of the fantasy of who they think we could be, especially when they've seen us at our best.

I would say the reason why most men don't leave is because in the back of men's minds, there's always a slight hope that something will change. We're more, I think, understanding of things in that aspect.

Because even when we're in the relationship, we don't want to break up. Even if it's tough, even if it's hard, we always think that there's a way to fix things. Men are always trying to fix things all the time.

That's why we see by the stats that women leave majority of the relationships. About 50% of the women are the ones that are ending the divorce. So it's a lot easier for women to move on than it is for men.

For a woman, when she checks out of the relationship, she's always looking towards the next relationship and who she's gonna get. So she'll stay with the guy, but she already emotionally has checked out of that relationship.