The ultimate achievement of the sexual revolution, still over the horizon but detectable in such films as Less Than Zero, may be to make sex boring. Whether this itself will be a sentiment favorable to a sexual counter-revolution remains to be seen. People get conned into this unsustainable lifestyle because most of these hurtful dynamics are masked in the case of teenagers, who are perhaps the only people for whom the chaotic emotional life that the get-laid society implies is actually attractive. There are millions of adults out there who are trying to live like teenagers, and the establishment of teen sex life as the tacit ideal is the reason they are doing it. The key concept here is that of social support, because it is intrinsically difficult, as explained above, for people to live a traditional life in this respect without a traditional society around them.
People denounce abortion as a restriction on female sexuality.
But given what most of us know perfectly well about the relative frequency of the desires in question, it is far more of a restriction on male sexuality. It also tends to promote economic liberalism because if women can't rely on male financial support, they seek a surrogate husband in the state. Therefore, Republicans are paying a real price at the polls for easy divorce, and should systematically think about social policy measures designed to reduce it. Naturally, there will not be one great silver bullet to solve this problem, but every policy choice should be examined from the point of view of its consequences for the divorce rate. Easy abortion undermines marriage by increasing the temptations to stray from it.