TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月30日 22時00分

50 years ago, two-thirds of Americans ages 25 to 50 were living with a spouse and kids.

Today, that fraction is closer to one-third.

Even though the ways that couples are meeting and mating have undergone radical realignment in recent years, there are still some aspects of heterosexual marriage that have remained stubbornly unchanged.

Men still buy women expensive engagement rings, even when a couple already shares expenses. American women married to men continue to take their husband's last names, at a rate of 80:20. After a lull during the pandemic, the wedding industry is back in the black. And the overwhelming number of proposals are still made by men.

So why aren't more women proposing? Say "I do," to finding out at the link in bio.

Illustration by Sara Stefanini for TIME

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