Human Cougars Described as Lone Drifters in Society
A feature profile outlines Americans dubbed cougars by Lloyd L. Morain. These self reliant loners prefer moving on to steady careers, shunning possessions and institutions, and choosing independent lives over traditional family stability. Morain cites their early independence, disdain for welfare, and strong masculine yet boyish appeal.
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Inside Scene 1 Crack Shot In The Crowd The Secret Service
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