Category Archives: Choice Addiction

She was used!

Posted on May 3, 2013 by

Right in line with my last post, tabloid magazine In Touch and the Christian Post decry Kanye West’s failure to marry two time divorcée and soon to be baby mama Kim Kardashian.  The In Touch cover indignantly declares: Humiliated Kim … Continue reading →

Posted in Child Custody, Child Support, Choice Addiction, Church Apathy About Divorce, Divorce, Feminine Imperative, Illegitimacy | 228 Comments

But we were in love!

Posted on April 18, 2013 by

As I mentioned in Lovestruck, once you recognize the modern inversion of the moral relationship between romantic love, sex, and marriage you will begin to see this everywhere.  A while back Rollo pointed out a couple of posts by a … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Feminine Imperative, Marriage, Romantic Love | 669 Comments

Started with a bang, ended with a whimper

Posted on April 12, 2013 by

In This won’t end well I explained the seeming contradiction between Hanna Rosin’s assertion that women chose the hookup culture because they found it empowering, and Leslie Bell’s observation that women wanted something more. What neither author noticed is that … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging Feminists, Choice Addiction, Death of courtship, Denial | 362 Comments

Another crack in the narrative

Posted on April 11, 2013 by

NY Magazine’s The Cut has a new article out on a topic which is rapidly making the rounds:  Meet the SWUGs of Yale: Women ‘Washed Up’ at 21 The striking feature image shows a coed with the tell-tale dead in … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging Feminists, Choice Addiction, Death of courtship, Finding a Spouse | 200 Comments

Haunted by a number

Posted on March 20, 2013 by

The Frisky has a piece up where the author complains about slutshaming herself titled:   I Lied To My Gynecologist About My Number Of Sexual Partners. I didn’t think I was ashamed of the number of sexual partners I’ve had … Continue reading →

Posted in Aging Feminists, Choice Addiction, Slut, Taylor Swift | 284 Comments