It’s the betrayal
Scott Thomas looks at the common relationship transition from sweetheart to sweatshop
Marriage
The Power and the Reflected Glory
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.
Immunity from marital shaming: checkmate
The case for marriage is in checkmate. August Løvenskiolds handles the inevitable shaming that follows.
Why are married women leaving their men?
Marriage and Respect
The prison of marriage: lovers’ foolishness, jailors’ diligence
“Men’s irrationality in entering the prison of marriage”
The days of wine & roses are over: women must change their attitudes to dating
Special or equal. Pick one, and no, you can’t switch lanes mid-stride.
Jonathan David Farley’s “Modest Proposal For Black Women” leaves out a crucial factor: CLASS
Class plays an important role when it comes to Black America. Mumia Ali explains.
My first cellphone contract
MGTOW August Løvenskiolds has been thinking about getting a cellphone but found that being married to the contract that comes with them to be a daunting affair.
Can marriage be saved? Should it?
Clues on to how to make marriages work can be found in historical and biological underpinnings of pair bonding. August Løvenskiolds peers forward and back.
