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“I also believe in raising kids with a lot of adults around, especially for teenagers—they need guidance but they don’t want it from their parents.

they make their decisions based upon who they are,

One day in the early 1990s, the media woke up and realized something: Young people weren’t Boomers anymore.

Individualism deemphasizes family and tradition, which leads to fewer people choosing to have children. The

Each subsequent decade continued the trend of more individualism. Thus,

If Boomers’ defining moment was the JFK assassination, for Gen X’ers “There is only one question,” insists X’er Susan Gregory Thomas: “When did your parents get divorced?”

“You were at the critical age of fourteen when you won your father from your mother in their divorce,” she explained. “That’s why men who are stable and always there for you—as your father was—don’t appeal to you. You aren’t supposed to be attracted to Daddy.”

Studies indicate that parents do have some influence, but it is transmitted by their unique relationship with each child,

The new brain is inherently logical and tries to find a cause for every effect and an effect for every cause.