The article discusses the notable decline in both youth and adult relationship trends in America. While young people are often blamed for not dating, the article shifts focus to adults, revealing a significant drop in marriage and cohabitation rates, especially among women. The marriage rate is near an all-time low and the number of women under 65 without partners has increased. This trend suggests a larger societal shift away from traditional relationships, raising questions about the future of adult connections and partnership norms.
Adults are significantly less likely to be married or to live with a partner than they used to be, indicating a broader societal shift in relationship dynamics.
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