Nearly half of young American women say the first time they lived with a man, they weren’t married.  This is the finding of a U.S. government survey being released today.  It was a different scenario when we zoomers were younger.  In 1995, young women said only a third of them had moved in with a man when they weren’t married.  At that time, 39 percent said they married first, compared to 23 percent now.

The survey by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention questioned more than 12-thousand women younger than 45, from 2006 to 2010.