Breakpoint listeners, I'm excited to announce that we're releasing an additional round of tickets to the

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unchanging truth?

For the Colston Center, I'm John Stone Street. Well if sitcoms, movies, opinion pieces, and mainstream editorials were our only source of

information, we'd be forced to conclude that marriage is a path to misery.

It's the old ball and chain that only ties us down. that marriage, that marriage is a path to misery.

It's the old ball and chain that only ties us down, limits our freedom, and stifles our

sexual fun.

Many people think of marriage, less as settling down and much more as settling, especially young people who've been told you've got

plenty of time, live a little first, as if life ends after the wedding.

The truth, however, is that marriage is statistically the single best predictor of long-term happiness.

Writing in unheard, sociologist Brad Wilcox in the Institute for Family Studies David Bass

pointed to new research from the University of Chicago that suggests that, and I quote here, Americans

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