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Studies show children raised in two-parent families with a mother and father do better in life; having divorced, single, or unmarried parents has a negative impact on children and therefore should not be encouraged Society should encourage celebration of the unique feminine qualities that prepare women to be nurturing mothers and build complementary relationships with men in marriage; likewise, celebration of unique masculine qualities that prepare men to be providers and protectors
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