Why Modern Feminism WILL DIE Out | Response

The statement that the only way you could sleep with a women in the past is to marry her is just false. While certain historical or religious contexts emphasized the importance of marriage for sexual relationships—particularly in Western cultures influenced by Christianity—there have always been alternative practices, and societal norms have varied greatly across time and geography. Many cultures allowed for different kinds of unions, and premarital or extramarital relationships weren't always strictly condemned.A good example of relationships outside of marriage in early U.S. history is "bundling," which was a common courtship practice in colonial America. Bundling involved a courting couple spending the night together, fully clothed, in the same bed, often separated by a bundling board or a sack to prevent physical contact. The purpose was to allow the couple to get to know each other better in a private setting without the immediate pressure of marriage, but it did involve a degree of intimacy and sometimes led to premarital sex.

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