Is the institution of marriage dying out? Will people eventually stop getting married entirely?

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Smart_Monk · Accepted Answer

Marriage is a holy occult ritual meant to bless your partnership to last. But like any other spiritual craft, it is getting outdated. If you need a spell then you aren't that deeply evolved in love. Which is fine, you need a spell like a sick person needs medicine. Marriage and its purpose are still valid and should be revered for a while. But i tend to believe that if I'm in love enough then i don't need a spell to strengthen my love and I'm capable of blessing my relationship myself. With no potential for fakery, generic trend following, or convenience worship.

I thought how a wedding ring at least could have a use, to discourage strangers from flirting with me, but apparently the average woman doesn't get discouraged by wedding rings. ㅤ

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Sadly, yes. Marriage has deteriorated to a point where it is no longer worth it for most men.

Bárbara1402 · Accepted Answer

I think yes. People nowadays don’t get married that often. It’s hard enough to buy house because the prices are extremely high so people focus on that and when they achieve it the move in together and it’s almost the same except you didn’t sign papers to make it official.
When I was little I thought at this age I would be going to many weddings of my friends and currently I went to 2 since my early 20’s (and I’m almost at the end of the 20’s). Marriage it’s expensive and I feel that most people nowadays prefer to spend that money doing something else

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

yes, and I will tell you... there are a lot of consequences of not being married.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

It is and they will.
Unless and until marriage and divorce laws are changed dramatically, intelligent, self respecting men will avoid marriage and even cohabitation at all costs. It is a 100% loser’s bet for men.
There’s no indication that such changes are even being discussed, let alone any work being done to implement anything meaningful. CHINA recently the most progressive divorce laws on the planet. And the US isn’t even talking about it.
That’s how completely backwards we are as a nation.

ohsheeT · Answer

Each generation , the children of divorce of greed of broken families. Get smarter.

And have been bread learning you can have it all . Just dont get married to loose it all.

When you can be healthy wealthy and wise if you see and use the big picture

Simslover92 · Answer

I don't think so. I just think people will be waiting longer to get married and focus more on career first with the economy being so bad right now.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

Maybe 300 or 400 years from now.

Hagar88 · Answer

there's a thing called common law marraige thats been around since before the middle ages. Basically its a couple living together for years and maybe having kids that haven't registered as married by the state or had a wedding with a church.

Feminists are working to make it so a boyfriend and girlfriend are recognised as married after a year and entitled to alimony and half the martial

Is the institution of marriage dying out? Will people eventually stop getting married entirely?

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RavVid · Answer

With a divorce rate of 60% at 10 years, marriage is not dying out. It is dead. And people who are divorced are substantially unlikely to remarry.

Nikki1989 · Answer

No, it is not. A few years ago, the record for the most marriages in one year was set (127,161).  I have attended four weddings in the past 12 months alone and am going to another next month.

AngryCarl3 · Answer

I think pretty soon only gays will get married. It still has some novelty value for them. The rest of us see it for the racket that it is.

LiamJHayden · Answer

No, but it is likely that divorce laws will be made more equitable in a move to make marriage more appealing.

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Probably. The men are trying to evolve and reform marriage, but the women are too narrow-minded and they lack the ability to break out of the mold.

ammar12343 · Answer

I don't think so. There's too many benefits to monogamy.

MissSunshine2 · Answer

I think there'll always be some people who'll get married and have kids.

Hispanic-Cool-Guy · Answer

That will never happen.  In the U. S. alone there are over 1 million marriages annually.

MereAnarchy · Answer

Marriage is redundant. Quality people couple for life regardless. A fancy dress can't save trash.

dragoblack · Answer

It's more that not enough people are working on themselves to overcome their insecurities, toxic traits, & trauma. Plus,... weddings costs as much as a car or a cheap house, which is insane.

Kingofkings1992 · Answer

It's definitely declining, but it's not likely to ever die out entirely.

msc545 · Answer

No, because most men are not interested in committing financial suicide.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

No, especially if more interracial marriages occur.

Imjustagirl1520 · Answer

Well whats the point? life after marriage doesn't change at all, so why would people get married?

Anonymous · Answer

I don't think so I think people will always get married For me getting married was about having children Now that's over I am still married

Anonymous · Answer

years, Ai will soon wipe out most of the human race

DishLady · Answer

Nope.

Anonymous · Answer

Almost certainly certainty 😊🎊

888theGreat · Answer

Because the US Gov't panalizes you

LC75LC71 · Answer

I hope so.

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