Category Archives: Choice Addiction

Commitment issues.

Posted on July 17, 2014 by

The dominant, unchallenged narrative is that men have problems with commitment, while women are naturally inclined to commit for life.  Yet the difference between the dominant narrative and reality couldn’t be more stark.  Women in the western world are obsessed with … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Cracks in the narrative, Denial, selling divorce, Whispers | 208 Comments

One at a time, please.

Posted on July 13, 2014 by

Aside from our inverting the roles of romantic love and marriage, another striking feature of our new view of sexual morality is the embrace of serial monogamy as the pinnacle of sexual virtue.  Indeed, serial monogamy is now generally considered … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Feminists, Feral Females, New Morality, Serial Monogamy, Slut | 412 Comments

A bridge too far.

Posted on July 11, 2014 by

The Dalrock research department* brought the latest divorce empowerment movie to my attention: My first thought was that we are due for another epic divorce fantasy (courtesy of Oprah of course), with Eat Pray Love showing its age.  On the … Continue reading →

Posted in Choice Addiction, Divorce, Feral Females, Fireproof, Having it all, Moxie, New Morality, selling divorce, Slut, Whispers | 156 Comments

ROCD: A clinical case of the Whispers.

Posted on June 23, 2014 by

Business Insider has a new article today titled How To Know If You Have The New Condition Called ‘Relationship OCD’.  The article suggests the problem is rare, but what they are describing sounds like a clinical version of something I call the whispers, … Continue reading →

Posted in Book of Oprah, Choice Addiction, selling divorce, Whispers | 140 Comments

Dude, where’s my courtship?

Posted on June 2, 2014 by

She’s still her same fabulous self, but the edgy and exciting men are no longer magically appearing to take her out.  Clearly this is Amazon.com’s fault. Do you know any abnormal men?

Posted in Aging Feminists, Choice Addiction, Death of courtship | 111 Comments