Why are so many women experiencing higher levels of frustration these days—and what can be done about it? DeggesWhite offers some insight.
and frustration were on the rise. As noted in an article in Dialogues in Health, researchers found that women had been disproportionately affected by the pandemic . Men’s lives showed less disruption while women exhibited greater anxiety and stress, as they were often left with the lead roles in family, household responsibilities, and basic support of the family unit.
Women's sense of autonomy may have been further jeopardized by increasing efforts to ban abortion and swirling commentary about bans on many forms of birth control, as well. As women's ability to control their bodies seems to be shrinking, their roles as caregivers may be subject to unexpected increases and complicating circumstances beyond their control.
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