Why women are having more affairs than ever

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Shocking reason Minnesota pastor's wife 'had him murdered by two hit men' during Angola mission

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I really cant believe now much our culture has changed since the past 15 years

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I really cant believe now much our culture has changed since the past 15 years

One of the comments on this video pretty much sums it up for me:

I grew up on a ranch in Kansas. Neighbors were a mile or more away.
Wives met their future husbands at barn dances and other "social events" hosted by the community. Men who were bad news were screened out at these events; the guys women met were the type of guys their parents approved of (because their parents and grandparents were present).
No, I'm not 150 years old. This was as recently as the late 1980s.
What changed?
Internet and social media convinced women that they could get the playboy Chad with the yacht and the private jet, and also glorified the "bad boy", that's what.
Let's not forget feminism, which gave women a sense of superiority and entitlement, and which also caused them to discount the guidance and influence of their fathers, even when the mothers still allowed the father to be in the home.

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Alainee Simonson, 29, is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old student she invited to live in her home.
Police in Grapevine, Texas say Simonson was a teacher at Killough High School when the assault happened.
Simonson, a mother of three, denied the more than 40 encounters that happened. Law&Crime's Angenette
Levy looks at the case in this episode of Crime Fix — a daily show covering the biggest stories in crime.