There are waves of weddings in every life. First it’s you and your peers. Then, a couple of decades later, there’s a mini-wavelet of second marriages. Another decade on, it’s the turn of all our kids.
David Brooks wrote a lovely piece in the NYT this weekend, lamenting the fading prioritisation of marriage. From being a cornerstone of life, it’s become …
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