Don't Say I Do! Why Women Should Stay Single

More and more women are opting for the single life. Marriage rates have been declining for years and the percentage of never-married young adults has reached a record high of 47 percent. With more women in the workforce, sharp increases in cohabitation, single parenthood, out of wedlock childbirth and skyrocketing divorce rates, women are choosing to build satisfying relationships and careers without giving up their autonomy.

Orna Gadish, M.Sc., is an award winning writing professional, a published author and translator based in Israel. In addition to her far-reaching research on the breakdown of marriage, she has written two books, The Elephant and Roman Mehasratim. Ms. Gadish has an M.S. degree in professional writing from NJIT.

Introduction	p. 1
Married Women
Pros and Cons of Marriage	p. 11
Why Women and Men Cheat	p. 31
Unhappily Married Women	p. 51
Unmarried Women
A Marriage Deliberations	p. 79
Unmarried Women in Happy Relationships	p. 91
Unmarried Women in Unhappy Relationships	p. 101
Divorced Women	p. 111
Single by Choice	p. 123
Today's Women
Women's Education and Careers	p. 139
The Sexual Revolution: Stage for New Options	p. 157
New Roles Women Can Play in Relationships	p. 177
How Women Can Open Up	p. 199
Conclusion: Making the Right Choice for Yourself	p. 219
Notes	p. 231
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Don't Say I Do! Why Women Should Stay Single

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