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the concept of marriage stems from long before the baby boomers, and long before it was a "fiscal" thing. Every married generation would have encouraged the ne
by ramblerman 5y ago
the concept of marriage stems from long before the baby boomers, and long before it was a "fiscal" thing.
Every married generation would have encouraged the next one to get married, it's not suddenly a thing the baby boomers started doing.
- bmitc 5y agoYou missed my point, and I didn't say that. I feel that generation highlighted the traps and reality of marriage, making subsequent generations wary. It's a fact that Baby Boomers have the highest generational divorce rate and actually continue to divorce, even in old age. I am not familiar with the publication source, but I found this reiterating a similar perspective. It's not a controversial one despite being overlooked. https://psmag.com/ideas/what-we-can-learn-from-the-dramatic-dip-in-divorce-among-millennials https://psmag.com/ideas/what-we-can-learn-from-the-dramatic-...