Willis-Iranowitz's Relationship With Her Parents

Willis-Iranowitz discovers that her mother Ellen Willis was sort of, on one hand, kind of ideologically committed to non-monogamy. She believed in the need for alternatives to the family and more what we would now call sort of polyamorous networks of relationships. But at the same time, she was actually devastated by her husband's father having an affair. And yet, you know, it seems to in the end kind of Peter out into this sort of this kind of glib celebration.