No contact

The article discusses the parable of the prodigal son, emphasizing themes of familial love and reconciliation. It explores how revolts against traditional family structures have manifested throughout history, particularly during the 1960s, leading to a culture of individualism and narcissism. The author critiques the modern trend of 'no contact' with family, suggesting it stems from a misguided pursuit of personal freedom. This detachment, while initially liberating, often results in loneliness and fragile relationships. The piece concludes by reflecting on the impact of divorce culture on perceptions of family commitment.