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Marriage Was Built for Survival. This Generation Is Asking for Partnership

Marriage hasn’t always been about intimacy, emotional fulfillment, or deep partnership. For most of history, it was a survival structure. It protected children. It organized labor. It created stability in a world where survival was uncertain. Love mattered, but it wasn’t the center. Today, many of us are no longer in pure survival mode. And with that shift, we’re asking something radically different from our relationships. We want partnership. Emotional attunement. To be seen, known, and walked with through life. In this video, I explore: *What marriage was originally built to do and why longevity became the primary measure of success *How modern relationships are struggling under outdated expectations *Why wanting more intimacy doesn’t mean we’re ungrateful or unrealistic and what this generation is actually searching for beneath the conflict. This isn’t an argument against marriage. And it’s not a dismissal of past generations. It’s an attempt to name the gap between survival-based structures and modern emotional needs and why so many people feel confused, guilty, or conflicted inside their relationships today. If you’ve ever wondered why doing “everything right” still sometimes doesn’t feel fulfilling, this conversation is for you.