I saw this issue of Time Magazine in 7-11 the other day and the cover line has been "sticking in my craw" ever since:

Here's why:
I really want to know where this need to measure a woman's happiness comes from? The depressed, over-worked woman is the new standard female stereotype.
Is this a meme? I still don't know how to use that word properly...
Dr. Wendy Brandes would know.
Tell you what, I don't like this notion being perpetuated and driven into the minds of impressionable young girls. The
article outlines how women, now more than ever, control the majority of wealth and are outnumbering men in college enrollment, yet are somehow chronically dissatisfied with their lives.
Am I subtly being told that I would be happier if I strived for less?
Feels like a right-wing conspiracy designed to quietly coerce women back into the homemaker role.
I hardly think our grandmothers, with their multiple children and limited choices were somehow happier than us. The difference between then and now is that today there is less stigma attached to identifying and seeking help for depression and anxiety.
Yes, we have more choices now and life can be confusing and stressful, but what modern women in her right mind would trade in her freedom for the shackles of her ancestors?
I call bullshit on this whole concept.