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To: MulhollandDrive who wrote (499498)	7/31/2012 7:22:39 PM
From: skinowski	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 794335

...close to half of the younger generation are the product of divorced homes and so they tread lightly when it comes to making a legal commitment....gov't is also responsible because of the marriage penalty when it comes to taxation and rewarding with social welfare benefits unmarried individuals with children Sometimes it seems the gays are the only ones who still want to marry.... I don't think anyone knows what social changes are likely to happen as those huge numbers of children, born out of wedlock, become adults. As children grow, the family interactions are important for the way their psyche develops. The coming generations will be different, in ways we probably cannot predict. There were always people who did not grow up within a traditional family - but not in such numbers.