This happened a couple of months back. One of my uncles around 32 years of age was divorced since his wife thought he wasn't giving her enough time and attention. Here's the context of the story. My uncle (Mom's cousin) is a rather work focused person. He never like wanted to marry that seriously, but his parents thought that maybe it was time to get him married. I'm from India and this is mostly common. But he isn't the kind of person who really speaks up against anything, usually very reserved to himself. The woman he was marrying also agreed which she definitely had a choice in because apparently she found him on a matrimony app. I don't know the exact details but it was apparently her choice. Either way its not really the main issue here. My uncle lives in Mumbai, by far the most expensive city in India. They also within one and half years of marriage had a child. Now my uncle definitely to be able to provide most of the expenses would leave his house at 7 am or so and return at 9 pm. A fourteen hour work day. His wife didn't have as solid as a job mostly because she chose an unorthodox stream (something along the lines of the stream on humanities. This means she wasn't really able to find a really solid high paying job and mostly had to work part time. I don't think this is really a woman only problem. Doing work in unorthodox fields in India is quite hard. This was the reason my uncle was pulling near 14 hour work days, to pay for the rent and to save up for their child. But, a few months back, his wife filed for divorce saying he was just working and not spending enough time with her. It's puzzling since he's working to save up and provide for a family not earning so much for the standard of the most expensive city in India. He lost the case now his now divorced wife is in Paris with the child and a lot of money she got from alimony. The part about this story that frustrated me was when I tried to explain it so some so called feminists on social media, they try framing it like it was his fault and that he is a bad man for not spending time with his wife. I just say, reverse the roles, if a woman was working this hard and a man did this? Would they react the same? It's utterly frustrating and ridiculous to me. One thing that all these cases keep showing me is that, never marry unless you know you are one hundred and fifty percent ready.