Travesti parties, Vladimir Lenin advocating sexual freedom, nudist anarchists aboard trams, a nude beach near the cathedral of Christ the Savior… such was Russian life at the beginning of the Soviet state. What could possibly go wrong?

“Stark naked people wearing armbands reading “Down With Shame!” have recently appeared in Moscow. A group was seen boarding a tram. The tram stopped, the public was outraged,” Mikhail Bulgakov, the famous Russian writer, wrote in his diary in 1924. Just 15 years prior to that, women could not think of going out in a knee-long dress. But did these changes happen overnight?

https://www.rbth.com/history/328265-russian-sexual-revolution

Which lead to a terrible explosion of orphans in the 1920's exacerbated by WW I.

https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Orphans_in_the_Soviet_Union

Notice how wiki ignores the sexual revolutions contribution to homeless children but it's well documented.

This lead to orphanages with little care for the children. Something I learned about in college. The children didn't develop normally due to lack of attention in early childhood.

How are our children doing after our sexual revolution of the 1960's-70's with 40% fatherless rate and daycare from the age of 6 months?