people these days are encouraged to not be honorable with their contracts. marriage is painted as some kind of non-serious thing.
actually, it's a fiat mindset, because the same thing applies to fiat loans, although they do screw up your credit rating and often will garnish your wages, it doesn't have the stigma of a proper contract, i've heard it from so many people talking about how "oh, they just claim it on insurance anyway", so a lot of people just brush it off, lose a bunch of stuff, or the car gets repoed and a lot of the time that's not an impediment to other, more loose lending companies. because the money isn't actually a real cost to a bank. when people talk about money printing, that's banks issuing loans. the ongoing payment of interest is what they make money on. and similarly, in relationships, everything has more and more gone towards a casual, non-serious attitude about everything, including marriage.
like, even this trans stuff. people are afraid of being committed to something that they already accepted. they are dishonoring their contract with God, in the sense that this was what they were given, and they want to mutilate it because of ridiculous attribution of anxiety and depression to sexuality. when in reality, the mental health problem is caused by diet and drugs.
dishonoring contracts is a sport in fiat culture. the things that apply to money have a way of impacting all kinds of contracts that people sign up for.
