Person posts about sex before marriage and how he "keeps seeing girls who [...] lost their virginity at the age of 18 and 19", gets accused of slut shaming

Phroneo · 2016-02-07T07:07:25+00:00

Only? Apparently in Australia half of teens lose their virginity at 14. These 18 year olds are keepers lol.

hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T07:40:11+00:00

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hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T07:55:49+00:00

1917 Communist authorities in Russia, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels are widely known to have entertained largely negative views of the traditional family.

According to Marx and Engels, under Communism the “bourgeois” family would have to “disappear,” just as “the capital” would. The practice of parents “exploiting” their children would be abolished, and family education would be replaced by public education

hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T08:07:57+00:00

"No one. This is a university, we're too educated for slut shaming. (chick, 408 likes)"

DEAD RED IS HERE

Writing in 1919, Lenin argued that “true liberation of women, true Communism comes about only when and where the masses rise up . . . against . . . small-scale households.”

The new ideologues explicitly stated the need to destroy the family. A. M. Kollontay, one of the Communist party’s most active family policy makers, formulated this need in no uncertain terms as far back as 1918: “The family is doomed. It will be destroyed.

As a natural consequence of the new authorities’ antifamily policy, a rapid disintegration of the family followed. Freedom of divorce led to serial polygamy and prostitution masquerading as marriage.

In 1920 Petrograd (now St Petersburg), 41% of marriages lasted only three to six months, 22% less than two months, and 11% less than one month. Open prostitution was rampant.

hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T08:12:39+00:00

"I used to think like this in middle school and then my parents (especially my mom) told me I was an idiot for even considering marrying someone I've never had sex with."

DEAD RED has arrived.

In 1920 Petrograd (now St Petersburg), 41% of marriages lasted only three to six months, 22% less than two months, and 11% less than one month. Open prostitution was rampant.

The number of divorces skyrocketed. While in 1913 there were 0.15 divorces to 1,000 marriages for Russian couples, 1926-1927 saw 11 (almost 100 times more). In 1920 Petrograd 92 marriages out of 1,000 ended in divorce,9 and in 1926 Moscow it was 477 per 1000. The state widely advocated freedom of sexual relations.

One can say with certainty that the period dealt the natural family a devastating blow, one from which Russian family policy is still recovering.

hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T08:14:03+00:00

"Seriously? Sex is a huge part of a relationship, you can't just make a huge commitment to someone who you don't completely know."

In 1926 a new “Code of Laws on Marriage, Family, and Guardianship” was passed. The Code no longer required registering marriages at all, effectively equalizing official marriage with cohabitation.

hotsweetleather1 · 2016-02-07T08:16:58+00:00

THE DEAD RED is here

"judgemental attitudes will get you nowhere. Also, in what world is cheating on your spouse equivalent to having pre-martial sex?"

Against this backdrop of high divorce and low birthrates, the number of children being born out of wedlock continued to rise steadily.

In the mid-1920s came the so-called paternity epidemic, a huge wave of suits for child support, with paternity often decided on no proof other than the woman’s statement.

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