Andrew Wilson

Less people are going to do this.

Not a lot of people know that.

Not a lot of men are going to prepare themselves to do that.

Exactly.

So that would be a very tough scenario, and most likely it's not going to happen moving forward.

There are other issues in marriage that typically, if, depending on what authority you go under, are still a risk for men.

Yes, it's great for the backbone, but a lot of men are in sexless marriages.

A lot of women are in sexless marriages.

The percentage of affairs in marriages are still a big issue.

That can't be addressed.

Those risks are going to be tough.

And now you have an issue because now your whoever's your authority has to mitigate that risk.

Now, all of a sudden, they have to govern or socially pressure the women.

And that's going to be difficult to do.

20 percent, 30 percent of sexist marriages, 20, 30 percent of people having affairs.

This is not the intent of people who get married.

So, yes, we have the divorce.

We set that aside.

Now, what about within the marriage?

how do you mitigate the risk for that?