Journal of Gynecology and Women's Health-Lupine Publishers



One of the most dangerous things happening right now is the breakup of the family. This affects women and children most, and men as well. Ever since the advent of Women’s Suffrage in the early 20th Century, followed by the world wars which brought women into the workforce in large numbers in jobs besides teaching and nursing, and final the advent of the Birth Control Pill, Western civilization has seen the decline of the nuclear family. Women have foregone their responsibility to be mother’s and wives. These things mention has led to extremely high divorce rates, so high that marriage is null nowadays. Children are not raised in a nurturing family environment where men take their rightful place as the bread winners and protectors of their families. We see youth with a lot of mental problems including suicide. Social problems such as pornography lead to the disinvitation of women and the role sex plays in procreation of valued human life. Abortion is ramped leading to the death of countless millions of little girls and boys. Now we have romped abortion rates, and a divide between men and women especially politically but more importantly as at odds in a shared life of the family. Women are genetically predisposed for having and rearing children -something only they can do. To know more click on below link.


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