Views on Marriage: Study Reveals 31% of Gen Z Men Think Wives Should Obey Husbands

A new survey reveals fascinating things sparking debate online. Now, everywhere people talk about Gen Z and their lifestyle. Now, a new study reveals their views on marriage. According to a worldwide poll conducted by King’s College London, almost a third of Gen Z males think that women should follow their spouses’ orders.

According to the study, 31% of men in Gen Z, who were born between 1997 and 2012, believe that a wife should always submit to her husband. Approximately 33 percent also think that the husband should have the last say on significant choices in the family.

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Older men were much less likely to hold these opinions. While 17% of Baby Boomer men believed that husbands should have the last word in significant choices, only 13% thought that women should obey their spouses. Compared to males, women were considerably less prone to endorse such opinions. Only 6% of Baby Boomer women thought that wives should obey their spouses, but 18% of Gen Z women shared that view.

The study also revealed that 24% of males in Gen Z believe that women shouldn’t come off as overly independent or self-sufficient. Only 15% of women of the same age group shared this perspective.