Writing Discussion : Baby boomers ruined America, according to this Generation X author

[Lunar Cycle]

I wonder how much in donations and grants UT's Research Department scammed various foundations to tell the world what every human being already knew?

Here's my results (FREE)
1. Somethings wrong in bed at home
2. Polygamous mindset
3. Sexaholic

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

I wonder how much in donations and grants UT's Research Department scammed various foundations to tell the world what every human being already knew?

Here's my results (FREE)
1. Somethings wrong in bed at home
2. Polygamous mindset
3. Sexaholic

Absolutely, dress it up any which way you wanna, and its still a pig. We touch and agree Lunar Cycle, so-called interdependence, largely results from bedroom issues, a polygamous mindset and sexaholic tendencies.

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[IFE]

Absolutely, dress it up any which way you wanna, and its still a pig. We touch and agree Lunar Cycle, so-called interdependence, largely results from bedroom issues, a polygamous mindset and sexaholic tendencies.

I don't believe people cheat for the above reasons, especially bedroom issues, which would make the other partner responsible for the cheater.

People cheat because they want strange, continually, all the time.
Cheaters are psychopaths who have no compassion for the hurt they cause their partner.
Some cheater want that first time infatuation feeling, all the time, continually.
Sexaholics should avoid marriage.

 

[DDGP]

every generation has a helping hand in ruining America. The millennials are currently blaming Gen-x and I already see better qualities in the generation behind the millennials (gen-z).

 

[Clyde C Coger Jr]

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