Ethan_
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Think its also drastic changes in moral and values bah, or rather, lack of. More of the older generation tend value family as a unit, regardless of how they feel toward each other. Family is family. Keep it together. But not so much the younger generation.actually mine also is. yea i think its generational.
i told some female friends, if got kid we will co-parent but i amnot marrying they said ok, even better
why need to marry? i got HDB, i got income, if u want kid i will support, take care etc.... so why marry if you can just do all these already?
marriage serve no purpose to me.
Relationship sure have up and down one. Who doesn't. Even many parents and children don't see eye to eye with each other. Don't say two different people from different family and background come together and form a family unit. But those differences have not stop most from being parent and children.
Think there are quite some older generation who tend go about living their own life, doing their own things more in their old age. Don't bother each other much. But they still stay as family, and within the family they still have their role toward their children.
Although, think modern marriage system tend disadvantage men more. Thus choosing not to get married is just a practical choice. Co-parenting might seems good, but still not as good as a family unit bah. There will still be shortfall in term of the dynamics of the relationship.
Also, think more women might not agree to it. Especially those that looks toward marriage as a long term meal ticket, given the advantage they have in the modern marriage system.
Quite curious also, for co-parenting that is having child out of wedlock, do the usual pro family benefits still applicable to them?


