Living together instead of getting married began to be
acceptable in the 1960s hippie culture, and by the 1980s, many young men no
longer saw the point in marriage. I watched the culture change, but I didn't
catch on until it was almost too late for me. Before the 1980s, the man was the
one who pushed for marriage. By the 1990s, living together instead of being
married was almost expected among young people. Now, in the 21st century, women
have a hard time getting married, even if we really want to. If you've been
under a rock and haven't noticed this, then see US Census Marriage and Divorce Statistics, and prepare to have your
mind blown.
In writing this book, I asked 50 women who got married
after 1990:
"How did you get him to marry you and not just
live together?"
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Audiobook: Amazon | iTunes
HI Cherise, I posted on my blog about your book, Dog Aliens 1. http://yaawesome.blogspot.com
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