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How Millennials Are Redefining Marriage
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   1981 to 1996 — are tapping the brakes on marriage. Led by their desire
   even questioning the meaning of marriage itself, this current
   generation of young couples is redefining marriage.
   grandparents were. Reasons why millennials have postponed marriage
   choose marriage at all — at a much older age. In 1965, the average
   average age for marriage is 29.2 for women and 30.9 for men, as
   time in history, people are experiencing marriage as an option instead
   opportunity for marriage to be redefined and approached with more
   “I’m holding off on marriage as I grow to better find my place in a
   values in marriage, religion, and politics. “I am navigating how my
   marriage for a while, as women pursue college, careers, and other
   firm, Rapport Relationships. “This shift in the view of marriage as now
   allowed them to be more mindful about marriage. The Gottman Institute’s
   learned behaviors — will have more successful and satisfying marriages.
Millennials question the institution of marriage
   skepticism towards marriage, whether that be because they witnessed
   and economic ties of marriage.
   marriage, these trends show how the generational shift is redefining
   marriage, both in terms of what is expected in marriage, when to get
   married, and whether or not marriage is even a desirable option.
   “Millennials today entering marriage are much more aware of what they
   well as “marriage” altogether. Instead, they are perfectly happy to be
   lifelong partners without the marriage license. Because marriage
   established individual adult identity prior to marriage,” says Rebekah
   prior to jumping into marriage and/or creating a family.
   How Millennials Are Redefining Marriage Marissa Hermanson July 3, 2018
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