Cam sounds like one of those people who put their individualistic tendencies and inability to control themselves over the betterment of the greater community. Rome wasn’t built in a day and neither were the ideas of marriage and monogamy. Outside of religious beliefs, marriage and monogamy developed for practical reasons such as mitigating neighborhood conflicts (folks are less likely to burn the village down if their kids wives live in it), weed out older established men from using that advantage to court in a younger man’s dating pool, prevent older women who’re outside child bearing age from taking eligible young men for themselves, provide a direct ancestral lineage of heirs, safeguard against the spread of diseases, build on the previous generation, provide stability and protection for families, give men a purpose in using their natural inclinations of providing and protecting, keep a steady and replenishable workforce, avoid out of wedlock children (having a b*stard child was seen undermining the common good in some societies), and finally to prevent men like Future and women like Brittany Renner from continuing to play in the dating pool of marriageable people. If you were 30 years old and not married in the early 1900s, many people considered you to be a loser, but now all of that stigma has been removed due to the sexual revolution. Men saw it as an opportunity to get more sex with less responsibilities, corporations saw it as an opportunity make more money, and women saw it as an opportunity to remove stigmas surrounding women’s sexual desires and their struggles with societal acceptance of issues like single motherhood
Some of things that occurred during the sexual revolution were for the betterment of women but some also led to the proverbial throwing out the baby with the bath water