
In this article "Historically Incorrect Canoodling" Stephanie Coontz investigated how people today seperate sex from love. The olny thing they care about is having sex and not loving eachother instead.
The article tell what valentines day was thousands of years ago and how people changed it over the year. One thing that stood out was how back in the day boys would drwaw names from a jar and whom ever name they pick that will be their sexual partner for the rest of the year.
I think that valentines day is supposed to be about love. I also believe that you should make love oto your partner on valentines day to express your love for eachother also. I also think that marriage is not that big of a deal. Some people have been together for more than ten years and still aren't married. If you get married it will cost for a divorce so its just better to stay boyfriend and girlfriend so you caneasily break the relationship off. Its not bad for people to go around and sleep with other people they don't love, they're just having fun and if they have no boyfriend and don't look forward to settling down anytime soon what do you expect them to do!
This article reminds me of the movie friends with benefits. It's two people who are friends and not in a relationship with anyone else so they just sleep with eachother and have no feelings afterwards.
This article reminds me of the movie friends with benefits. It's two people who are friends and not in a relationship with anyone else so they just sleep with eachother and have no feelings afterwards.
You've got some interesting opinions, but unfortunately you have missed the main point of the article. Coontz argues that people THINK we have separated love and sex from marriage, but in actuality we expect more from our marriages than ever. So what do you think about the difficulty of combining love and marriage and the high rates of divorce? Do you expect to get married? If so, what do you expect your relationship to be like? If not, why not? 75
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