Don't Marry (Unabridged)

In the provocative and controversial "Don't Marry, " James W. Donovan challenges the institution of marriage, arguing that it is an outdated and oppressive social construct that stifles individual freedom and happiness. Drawing on historical, sociological, and psychological research, Donovan exposes the hidden costs of marriage, including its negative impact on mental health, creativity, and personal growth.
He offers a compelling case for why individuals should embrace their own autonomy and reject the societal pressure to conform to traditional relationship norms.