The Kanye-Trump Bromance Highlights Our Culture’s Yearning For Fathers
‘The campaign ‘I’m with her’ just didn’t make me feel, as a guy, that didn’t get to see my dad all the time — like a guy that could play catch with his son.’
In ‘All Happy Families,’ Jeanne McCulloch Tries To Learn From A Family Full Of Bad Marriages
In Jeanne McCulloch’s new memoir, ‘All Happy Families,’ the former managing editor of The Paris Review picks apart the failed marriages in her family with recollections that are at once potent and imperfect.
Left Screams About Children at Border But Fuels Policies That Separate Families
Many of those loudly championing children at the border take an incompatible position on children separated from their parents in other circumstances.
De la Pena’s ‘Love’ Normalizes Broken Homes, In A Damaging Message To Children
Children will grow up to experience sadness firsthand, but does that mean that we should spoon-feed them sadness from a young age?
5 Lessons About Life And Love From ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’
She may have been left to raise two kids while her husband plays house with his secretary, but Midge Maisel is forever fabulous.
No Matter How Anyone Tries To Glam It Up Or Brush It Off, Divorce Is Never ‘Over Easy’
For children and nearly all couples, there is no such thing as an easy divorce. And when we tell them divorce is not that big of a deal, we invalidate their pain.
If Women Want A Family, They Need To Prioritize Marriage Above Their Careers
In a stunning reversal of traditional gender roles, it is women, not men, who are now reluctant to walk down the aisle.
How My Parents’ Divorce Ruined Our Holidays And Family Life Forever
In the decades since my parents’ divorce and through the years of my marriage, I have learned no-fault divorce is one of the biggest lies of our culture.
Americans’ Contempt For Each Other Is A Key Indicator Of A Future Divorce
The political left and right in America are like partners in a marriage gone bad. Before we can work out problems like health care or other policies, we all need to relearn how to communicate.
What Twitter’s Reaction To Chris Pratt And Anna Faris’s Split Says About How We View Marriage
The murmurs of ‘love is dead’ are revealing about the modern perception of marriage and relationships. Namely, that it’s shallow and fanciful.
When Your Personal Life Gets Messy Like Rob Kardashian’s, Keep It Classy Like Jennifer Garner
Rob Kardashian and Angela Renée White have managed to perfectly demonstrate the absolute worst aspects of fame and social media with their recent breakup.
7 Insights From J.D. Vance And Co. About The Forces Ripping American Families Apart
With an auditorium packed to hear best-selling ‘Hillbilly Elegy’ author J.D. Vance, Heritage Foundation scholars unveiled the 2017 Index of Culture and Opportunity.
To Fix Our Societal Ills, We Need To Focus On More Than Handouts
Our fragmented republic needs a reinvigoration of community, social capital, private associations, and familial wellbeing, said panelists unveiling Heritage’s 2017 Index of Culture and Opportunity.
The Surprising Link Between Broken Families And America’s Opioid Crisis
Harm-reduction and law enforcement are a losing battle because our society’s saturation with opioids inadvertently unmasked a dormant, lingering pain: the breakup of American families.
What Brad Pitt Could Learn From Prince Harry About Life’s Tragedies
Sometimes, celebrities are open and vulnerable to a fault. GQ Magazine’s recent interview with Brad Pitt definitely falls into that category.
Don’t Mock Mike Pence For Protecting His Marriage, Commend Him
Liberals were horrified to learn that Mike Pence doesn’t dine alone with women who aren’t his wife and doesn’t drink if she’s not around. They shouldn’t be.
Feminist Divorce Law Is What’s Keeping Women As Primary Caregivers
The main perpetuator of women as default caregivers is family law, specifically custody law in the case of divorce.
Every Strong Woman Who Doesn’t Want A Divorce Should Read This Little Book
‘The Alpha Female’s Guide to Men and Marriage’ treads where few women dare to go: helping women save their marriages from feminist hell.
Why Your Risk For Divorce Is Probably A Lot Lower Than You Think
Divorce is a problem in the United States. But there are personal factors that make you more or less likely to get divorced, and you can control them.
Couples Who Stay Married Think Differently From Those Who Choose Divorce
Marriage will throw you a thousand curve balls. But it isn’t the curve balls that matter—it’s what you do with those curve balls. And what you do stems from how you think.
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