HAVE YOU MARRIED THE WRONG MAN?
Experts believe that they've uncovered the answer
If ever there was a headline to stop you in your tracks it’s this one: ‘Why women marry the wrong men.’
To be honest it wasn’t helped that I read it while the husband was throwing a mantrum (like a toddler’s tantrum, but worse… far worse) over the fact that his computer was ignoring what he wanted it to do. As every wife knows, the answer to this is to sigh, shake your head and continue with your own task in hand. In my case this was, indeed, reading why we marry the wrong men. And it was a gobsmacker. Ready? Well, it's because we're on the contraceptive pill.
I mean, what? According to Maisie Hill, a life coach and author, women should pause their use of the pill before deciding who to marry, because it can change who they're attracted to.
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