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Comment author: Lumifer 09 April 2016 11:55:48PM 0 points [-]

When most people supported the social norm, "no sex until marriage,"

And when was that?

do you think that 20% of women attending college

In those time women did not attend colleges. The triple K (Kinder, Küche, Kirche) were expected to be enough for them. Social norms, y'know...

Comment author: entirelyuseless 10 April 2016 02:38:21AM 2 points [-]

Not as many women attended college, but some did. I actually mentioned that as I was writing the comment and then deleted it, since it isn't relevant -- you could reinstitute one of those norms without the other.

Comment author: Lumifer 10 April 2016 02:54:15AM 0 points [-]

you could reinstitute one of those norms without the other.

Actually, I don't think you can reinstitute any of these norms, together or separately.

Comment author: entirelyuseless 10 April 2016 04:45:01PM 1 point [-]

I agree. (We are using could/can in two different ways, and each statement is true.)