Re:For Long-Term Health and Happiness, Marriage Still Matters
by ip26 on Sunday March 19, 2023 @08:44PM
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Sure, people guess. And I expect most still underestimate it by a country mile. It isn’t very openly discussed, because no one wants to impinge involuntarily single-parenthood households.
Being vaguely aware that “single-parenthood is harder than two-parenthood” does not count as informed.
Re:For Long-Term Health and Happiness, Marriage Still Matters
by lapcat on Sunday March 19, 2023 @08:53PM
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> It isn’t very openly discussed
We're openly discussing it right now.
I'm truly baffled by the idea that it isn't openly discussed.
Re:For Long-Term Health and Happiness, Marriage Still Matters
by lodi on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @11:37AM
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GP isn't saying that this topic is literally censored; he's saying that discussing it is taboo, and increasingly so.
Re:For Long-Term Health and Happiness, Marriage Still Matters
by lapcat on Tuesday March 21, 2023 @11:45AM
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> he's saying that discussing it is taboo, and increasingly so.
It's not though. There's no evidence of that.
In fact, the very claim "no one wants to impinge involuntarily single-parenthood households" is itself an ironic admission that the difficulties of single-parent households are obvious to everyone.
Marriage is hardly a secret.
> Suppose nobody told you how difficult single parenthood is
I think you can guess. Anyway, that's not a secret either.
People are aware of these things. The options are not sermonization or censorship; that's a false dichotomy.