In Kylie’s Pregnancy And 10 More, The Kardashians Model Motherhood. Why Not Marriage, Too?
In an age of plummeting marriage and birth rates, the Kardashian-Jenner clan is surprisingly counter-cultural about having babies, but not so much in committing to their babies’ daddies.
Where To Start If You Want To Get Married But Don’t Know How
Suzanne Venker’s new ‘How to Get Hitched (and Stay Hitched)’ is especially for women who are not currently married — but would like to be.
Cohabitation Isn’t As Good As Marriage, And The Law Shouldn’t Pretend It Is
Marriage better supports individual and social wellbeing, and the government can and should reinforce its value through economic incentives. Cohabitation, not so much.
Why Women Should Pursue Marriage Just As Intentionally As A Career
Look at your life and prioritize what’s most important to you. If finding someone to love who will love you back matters, focus your energies there.
4 Takeaways From Bill And Melinda Gates’s Divorce
That ‘new’ feeling gray divorcées are chasing is fleeting. At some point, they will wind up in the same spot they were in with their exes.
How ‘Love Is Love’ Leads To Sexless ‘Marriages Between Friends’
‘Friend marriage’ is just the latest phase of the movement turning marriage into something focused on self-expression rather than true love.
RIP, KimYe
In a world where cohabitating and one-night stands are the norm, KimYe was a beacon of hope that pursuing marriage and family could be fashionable again.
Why Every Child Deserves Married Parents And A Society Who Helps Them Get That
Every child deserves to live with a married mother and father who love them and are committed to each other.
Why Being A ‘Nice Guy’ Gets You Friend-Zoned — And How To Get Out
As a man, you must be both high-quality relationship material and as attractive as you can be. Here’s how.
Fewer Americans Are Marrying Now Than Ever, But Those Who Do Love It More
Divorce has finally hit its lowest point in 50 years, and studies show coronavirus is giving couples a renewed appreciation for each other and for marriage.
How Strong Women Like Amy Coney Barrett Submit To Their Husbands With Joy
Leftists are attacking Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett for having a view of marriage entirely in keeping with a proper reading of scripture.
‘My Mom Got Ordained Online,’ And Other Tales From COVID Brides
Planning a wedding during societal shutdowns reminded these couples of an age-old lesson: don’t get caught up in the ceremony, because it’s the marriage that matters.
Massachusetts Town Legalizes Polygamy Using Same Arguments For Gay Marriage
Every argument supporting gay marriage—‘Love is love,’ ‘we deserve equal protection under the law,’ and ‘we’re not harming anybody’—also supports group marriage.
How A Conservative Commentator’s Photo Helped This Couple Fall In Love
In a humorous and heartwarming story of ‘catfishing’ actually working, Guy Benson’s likeness catalyzed the romance between a couple who will be married next weekend.
Why ‘Gaying Up’ Straight Marriages Would Make Them Worse, Not Better
Professor Stephanie Coontz was recently published in The New York Times informing us that if the straights would make our marriages ‘gayer’ we would be all the better for it.
Why It’s Dangerous And Self-Absorbed To Hold Your Wedding At A Mexican Resort
Mexican weddings require guests to assume exorbitant costs, make bold presumptions about guests’ travel preferences and abilities, and pose unnecessary security and health risks.
Push To Legalize Polygamy Uses Same Arguments As Push For Same-Sex Marriage
The ‘love is love’ strategy was so successful for the gay marriage lobby, why should polygamists reinvent the wheel?
What It’s Like To Be Married To A Porn Addict
Men often feel defensive when confronted with their porn addiction, but it’s not just their problem: It becomes a burden for their entire family — especially their hurting wives or girlfriends.
Most Americans Think Cohabitation Is Fine, But That’s Not What Social Science Says
A new Pew Research Center study shows more Americans both cohabitate and find cohabitation acceptable than ever before. But cohabitation actually hurts people, especially kids.
10 Years Later, The Manhattan Declaration’s Defense Of Marriage Is Even More Needed
The most fundamental duty of government toward marriage is to recognize its reality and enforce the legal contract at its heart. This is what the Manhattan Declaration called for 10 years ago.
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