The Atlantic, on the other hand, regaled me with a true gem.
In America today, the article pompously announced, there is no better predictor if one will be able to form a stable, lasting marriage than if this person grew up with parents who were in a stable, lasting marriage.
The part about “in America today” is priceless. Because everywhere else, of course, people learn how to conduct relationships not from their parents but from Santa Claus. Suck on that one, Grandpa Freud!
The article’s goal seems to be to shame those of us who give our children an unfair advantage in life by not leading disordered, chaotic lifestyles. As liberal smugness and preachiness go, it doesn’t get worse than this. And to think I actually considered subscribing. I read a whole issue, and it’s all like this. There wasn’t a single insight I gleaned from it.
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Is it the 9.9% article? I started to read it but stopped out of boredom.
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Yeah. . . The smugness spilleth over. The whole point seems to let people know he’s rich.
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More wisdom from the leader of the intellectual dark web, Jordan Peterson.
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It’s the patriotic duty of women to fuck the hate out of MAGA incels, you see.
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Clarissa. Keep up posts like this and the last one and you will end on the Dark Web with Jordan Peterson. :p
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Hey, the money he makes, I wouldn’t mind. đŸ™‚
And you haven’t even seen my passworded posts. Those are truly out of line.
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Come on, you can’t compare this to Peterson.
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