History (and idiots too dumb to read or heed it) explains the Baby Boom/Feminism's outrageous divorce rate - and the destruction it's wrought - after establishing their "love the one you're with" society:

"How does lust affect the way we think about people?

In 1780, Immanuel Kant wrote that 'sexual love makes of the loved person an Object of appetite.' And after that appetite is sated? The loved one, Kant explained, 'is cast aside as one casts away a lemon which has been sucked dry.'”

Hippies - their "open-mindedness" ensured this future,...

 

“Morgan is the only child of the couple. Eastwood has seven other children from six other women.”

He documents this journey in his book “Escape: My Lifelong War Against Cults,” a thrilling read that’s also educational. It links half a century of mental manipulation, violence, and legal warfare waged by controversial totalistic movements.

Chapter after chapter details the similarities of cults and their megalomaniacal leaders. It’s revealing to see the same elements in Charles Manson’s “family,” the Symbionese Liberation Army, Synanon, Jim Jones’ Peoples Temple, Werner Erhard’s est, the Unification Church, Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh’s commune and even Scientology.

Many of these cults have their own version of forced abortions, extreme hours with little to no pay, sleep deprivation, and constant ego-smashing abuse combined with praise and reassurance. Also common are disconnection from families, and diabolical legal strategies intended to ruin reputations and cripple outside interference.

But Paul’s heroics have come at a steep price. In 1978, his fiancé left him out of fear for her children. And then 10 years ago, Paul was diagnosed with a serious blood disorder linked to rattlesnake venom. Paul’s forced to live on bi-monthly transfusions. (He jokes, “I’ve developed simpatico with Dracula.”)

In “Escape” Morantz skillfully traces Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung’s theories of brainwashing he used on his own people and also on American POWs during the Korean War. Paul lays the groundwork for showing how many controversial groups here at home, particularly those coming out of the 1960s human potential movement, shared the same ideas, methods and, all too often, the same tragic results.

“Women STILL do the lion's share of childcare... even when their other half wants to split the chores equally”

“If family effects are not just individual but also communal, then even young adults from intact families may suffer from the fact that fewer of their friends and family members are enjoying loving, committed relationships that go the distance.”

“That was one of the assertions, yes.”

Notice getting away, from who they'd dedicated their lives to, comes first:

'Women's love lives get better with age': Joy of Sex author says divorced middle-aged women can enjoy full and active sex lives denied to previous generations

Women being disgusting - and not just looking it - is now a given,...

 

I am so sick of reading how Boomers destroyed our lives:

My parents split up when I was 4. My father, a lawyer, wrote the divorce papers himself and included one specific rule: My mother was forbidden to raise my brother and me religiously. She agreed, dissolving Sunday church and Bible study with one swift signature. Mom didn’t mind; she was agnostic and knew we didn’t need religion to be good people. But a disdain for faith wasn’t the only reason he wrote God out of my childhood. There was simply no room in our household for both Jesus Christ and my father’s one true love: Ayn Rand.

Reliving nightmares shouldn't be anyone's morning ritual,...

 

"You can't arrest me, you're a nobody"

Conduct life as a wife as if you are prepared to be an ex-wife.

"A new Canadian study concludes that the people most likely to lie for monetary gain are the children of divorce, business majors, and—perhaps most surprisingly—the religious."

"If your life was bad to you - just think what tomorrow will do!"

-Fleetwood Mac