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35	Might be a repost, but just in case it hasn’t been here before: Nope, well , acc. Merriam Webster: "The jump from spinner to single lady is likely an economic one. Some scholars suggest that during the late Middle Ages, married tradeswomen had greater access to raw materials and the market (through their husbands) than unmarried woman did, and therefore unmarried women ended up with lower-status, lower-income jobs like combing, carding, and spinning wool. These jobs didn't require access to expensive tools like looms, and could be done at home. By the 17th c…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	10/02/20 04:44 PM
1	Wife Moving Out How has this situation developed? Did you act as uninterested w/ as little effort as possible per the above advice?	/r/askMRP	24/09/19 03:25 PM