"Traditional family values"
Why do I hate it? Because it really doesn't mean anything.
Oh sure, when someone says it, they believe it means something. Usually, they mentally picture it as some "Leave it to Beaver" type family, of husband, wife, and 2.5 kids. The problem is, traditions change.
It took the Supreme Court to declare that people of different races could marry, and there wasn't a damn thing the states could do to stop it. That shit took place in 1967. Before that, you took your chances, depending on what state you were in. You could go to jail, or get killed over it.
Until 1949, divorce wasn't legal in South Carolina, except under very special circumstances. That's certainly changed.
Hell, there used to be special laws governing when and if slaves or indentured servants could get married.
And woman were expected to stay home and take care of the kids.
Things change. So, sorry we're not still in full-blown "Leave it to Beaver" mode, or whatever.