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>Did looking glass figure-in that element? I'm having my doubts. I see no way back to a happy marriage. IMO you can't unite with "people" who think it's OK to rend a baby to shreds inside their mothers' womb
Yes.
But nobody naturally thinks this.
Women who are intellectually committed to this are caught in a trap.
They have no hope for marriage or children.
They just don't see it, except as an abstraction or fantasy.
But they hope for some connection with a man and see this as probably the most valuable thing that must never be relinquished.
But that "requires" "putting out" for dubious guys.
If they don't do that, they might miss their chance with the "right" guy.
But if they put out for the wrong guy, they might get pregnant.
That's why they demand the right to chop the babies.
If women who actually chop up babies can recognize their mistake, so can the women who embrace it theoretically.
It won't be easy, but it is possible.