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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (71106)2/25/2011 4:59:11 AM
From: elmatador2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 217576
 
The young women woke up! Kay S. Hymowitz argues that too many men in their 20s are living in a new kind of extended adolescence.
online.wsj.com

The Great Unwind has raise on Young women the prospect of not having that parachute to rely on.

I explain. Before young women were comfortable with the fact that economic hardship would not hit them.

"Girl just want to have fun" was the cry. But they are extremely tuned to the changes of direction the wind blows.

Relatively affluent, free of family responsibilities, and entertained by an array of media devoted to his every pleasure, the single young man can live in pig heaven—and often does. Women put up with him for a while, but then in fear and disgust either give up on any idea of a husband and kids or just go to a sperm bank and get the DNA without the troublesome man. But these rational choices on the part of women only serve to legitimize men's attachment to the sand box. Why should they grow up? No one needs them anyway. There's nothing they have to do.

They might as well just have another beer.
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