While it may seem like a modern topic, the burning question of whether men should marry or more to the point not marry, is centuries old. That men are rejecting marriage in increasing numbers is well documented, however cynicism about the virtues of marriage is nothing new. Numerous scholarly books such as Howard Chudacoff’s Age Of The Bachelor, or …
We continue the series of Men’s Review excerpts below with this piece discussing the unbalanced financial and parental burdens placed on fathers. – PW * * * The Man Always Pays by Vertir About a hundred thousand men are sentenced for life to the bondage of maintenance orders. Try to imagine the welter of misery …
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Do men really stay with Crazy out of a desire to protect their children, or is there more going on? Tim Merchant gets brutally honest with himself.
Right from the start, Nevada was something of an outlier among the states of the union. Though Nevada Territory had nowhere near the 60,000 inhabitants supposedly required for statehood in 1864, the Union stronghold was hurriedly admitted on October 31, 1864 so two more electoral votes (the 16,420 popular votes cast were the fewest in …
Esther Vilar: ‘What does it profit a woman, one might ask, to lose a lover and gain a father?’
Scott Thomas looks at the common relationship transition from sweetheart to sweatshop
In the bad old days, two of the time-tested ways for women to move up in class were to marry money, or to marry the boss. Melinda French did both.
The case for marriage is in checkmate. August Løvenskiolds handles the inevitable shaming that follows.
Marriage and Respect
“Men’s irrationality in entering the prison of marriage”
