“Faith and beauty” was a noteworthy branch of the Hitler Youth, for young women ages 17 to 21 for spiritual training for marriage and motherhood in the Third Reich.
By the time most girls reach age 17 these days, they’ve had sex with a dozen boys, experimented with a hodgepodge of drugs, tobacco, and alcohol – and are either on the pill or regular users of the morning after pill. Those girls who have ambitions of marriage and motherhood are delusional outcasts.
Minorities don’t plan at all for marriage and family, ever; not even as adults. They just assume the government will pay for everything from the birthing hospital bill through college; and it does just that.
Spirituality is nonexistent in youth culture. Those who practice what the Good Book preaches (common sense decency, ethical conduct, and morality) are shunned, ostracized, and “totally so uncool.”
Young women are woefully unprepared for the responsibilities of marriage or motherhood and fail miserably at both, giving birth to the next generation that’s even more dysfunctional.