Americans were becoming less and less interested in getting married and settling down; less interested in monogamous relationships, 35% of the country in 1971 thought marriage was obsolete.
In 1971,35% of the country said they thought marriage was obsolete. Americans were becoming less and less interested in getting married and settling down and less interested in monogamous relationships.
Americans were becoming less and less interested in getting married and settling down and less interested in monogamous relationships. In 1971,35% of the country said they thought marriage was obsolete.
Americans were becoming less and less interested in getting married and settling down and less interested in monogamous relationships. In 1971,35% of the country said they thought marriage was obsolete.