I’m a stereotypical millennial in many ways — health-conscious, avocado addicted, career-driven while having held what seems like 100s of jobs, and skeptical of the institution of marriage.
While on a personal growth binge, I’ve been reading books on an array of topics from how the brain works, to how the brain works on drugs, to love, relationships, and marriage. I guess a global pandemic is as good a time as any to cut into that tsundoku.
As a child of divorce, as many millennials are, I have approached the idea of marriage tepidly. However, recent research shows millennials are actually divorcing less than their generational counterparts — in part because they are being more selective in their partners and are marrying later in life. If we all load a copy of The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work on our Kindles, perhaps those numbers will drop even further.
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