She was 17. He was 47. #MeToo changed how she thinks of their relationship

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, you look at alot of these older relationships (our grandparents, etc) and it's really disgusting. So many "Ohhh they loved each other so much and were married for a million years" but he met her at 13 when he was 30 or something nasty. So gross.

That was my grandparents. She was a teenager and he was older and a teacher.

Most people of ur grandparents generation had successful stable marriages that many people today can only dream of

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, you look at alot of these older relationships (our grandparents, etc) and it's really disgusting. So many "Ohhh they loved each other so much and were married for a million years" but he met her at 13 when he was 30 or something nasty. So gross.

That was my grandparents. She was a teenager and he was older and a teacher.

Most people of ur grandparents generation had successful stable marriages that many people today can only dream of

Nah, there was a lot of coercion of the woman - financial, familial, social pressure, etc. - that just doesn't fly today.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Honestly, you look at alot of these older relationships (our grandparents, etc) and it's really disgusting. So many "Ohhh they loved each other so much and were married for a million years" but he met her at 13 when he was 30 or something nasty. So gross.

That was my grandparents. She was a teenager and he was older and a teacher.

Most people of ur grandparents generation had successful stable marriages that many people today can only dream of

Nah, there was a lot of coercion of the woman - financial, familial, social pressure, etc. - that just doesn't fly today.

That’s what you tell yourself to justify the failure of relationships and breakdown of family system. most marriages in grandparents generation were nothing like what op posted