Is marriage outdated in today’s world? A growing number of Millennials and Gen Zers think so—and Dr. Viviana Coles is weighing in with expert insight.
A recent report revealed that:
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2 in 5 people believe marriage is outdated
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85% say marriage is unnecessary for a committed relationship
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52% of women and 41% of men feel marriage is no longer relevant
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73% say it’s too expensive to get married in today’s economy
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3 in 5 unmarried couples live together
These findings reflect a major cultural shift around how people define long-term love and stability. And as a nationally recognized intimacy expert, Dr. Viviana Coles says it’s right in line with what she sees in her Houston-based therapy practice.
Is Marriage Outdated? Here’s What Dr. Viviana Thinks
“People used to see marriage as a financial or legal necessity,” Dr. Viviana explains. “But now, many couples are asking themselves, ‘Is it really worth it?’”
As a licensed marriage and family therapist and certified sex therapist, Dr. Viviana emphasizes that while the institution of marriage may be evolving, the desire for deep emotional and physical connection remains strong.
More couples today are choosing cohabitation, shared goals, and long-term love—without the paperwork.
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