False: It has appeared that a woman past thirty is better able to keep her husband's love. The reason may be that she does everything in her power to please him; at this age she often imagines that she is on the point of losing his interest in her, and so she makes a doubled effort so that his feeling for her may not cool and his bond with her weaken.
Whereas wives at the age of twenty often behave toward their husbands in a way that weakens the marriage bond... And statistics show that most divorces occur at this age.
False: For a woman is fit to keep a secret only in the period between twenty and thirty, when she has no need to draw the hearts of her listeners to her by divulging it. Before twenty she is usually possessed by
vanity and by an eagerness to assert her personality by any means; and after forty she finds it hard to keep a secret, reckoning that spreading it will raise her standing with those who listen.
True: And there are two contradictory causes to which this is attributed: security and anxiety. The woman who is secure and comfortably off, confident of her husband's love for her, takes no care to keep her slimness, and usually indulges freely in rest and food. And the anxious woman, who doubts her husband's affection or fears the future, often resorts to overeating, driven by the psychological forces that rage within her breast. In both cases, the woman becomes prone to stoutness.
The older a woman grows, the more she can be relied upon to keep a secret
A woman's weight increases at forty, and her body inclines to stoutness
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