Kate Bolick, who set the blogosphere afire with her recent story fir The Atlantic on the rise of the permanently single woman and our culture's disdain for her, is not shy about arguing on behalf of what most still refer to as "alternative lifestyles". But id up to 52 percent of American adults aren't married, as Bolick observes in her piece, I guess that a shrinking pool if marriageable men, coupled with the rising tide of successful, financially independent women, makes singledom not only more attractive but more likely. Bolick looks at another relatively new idea, committed couples living apart. Her argument? Since domesticity is known to kill the erotic cat and breed a certain contempt for the other human always in your space, perhaps separate-but-together makes for not just livelier bedfellows but a more peaceful existence. It's a compelling idea, though children are definitely an afterthought in her dissection of this trend.Download Link (Freakshare, Depositfiles, Uploaded, ShareRun) :
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