[American Constitutionalist]

“Procrastination or dodging the concept of commitment and/or responsibility for some future time, only to find out that once you finally want to do it, it’s become so hard to do it.” .....


I think ? the poster meant, that yes ? procreation was a part of it, but, making a living, providing for the family, keeping the marriage together was the other part of what becomes harder to do as you get older..... unless ? you married into money.... no, wait, marriage in this day and age is difficult, especially if the 2 people were not meant to be together.

[kearnyirish2]

I certainly didn’t marry into money; I married someone who had the same faith and culture I was raised with (albeit with a different laguage). The only way for a guy to make 100% sure he doesn’t marry someone he’s not meant to be with is to not get married (in the same manner as abstinence is the only 100% effective “birth control”); America’s young men have taken that lesson to heart.

The US government and feminists have waged a cultural war on families for decades; now women are mad that they “won” (and lost everything, including their country, in the process).