Over the past few decades, public attitudes toward childlessness have become more accepting. Most adults disagree that people without children "lead empty lives," a share that rose to 59% in 2002 from 39% in 1988, according to the General Social Survey. In addition, children increasingly are seen as less central to a good marriage. In a 2007 Pew Research Center survey, 41% of adults said that children are very important for a successful marriage, a decline from 65% who said so in 1990.Yes, this isn't about filmmaking, but let me remind you I did say from the beginning that sometimes I'd post stuff just because I thought it was interesting. And, if you think about it, all these childless women will need something to fill up their empty, empty lives. Why not movies? (Joking!!)
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