Russian MP: Cohabitation Without Marriage Is Like Continuously Punching Holes in a Train Ticket
Vitaly Milonov, a member of the Russian State Duma, supports the view of Deputy Minister of Justice Vadim Balanin that cohabitation without formal marriage registration poses a threat to Russia's national security. He argues that this phenomenon negatively affects birth rates and children's education.
Milonov emphasized:
“Today you live with one person, tomorrow with another, and the day after that, you’re like a train ticket with holes punched through it—full of holes.”
Milonov believes that cohabiting partners essentially undermine the sanctity (dignity) of their relationship. As a result, either no children are born, or if children are born, they are consciously deprived of the opportunity to grow up in a normal, intact family—ultimately harming themselves. Marriage
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