Gen Z Is More Pro-Marriage Than Any Other Generation
Summary
A new study shows that Generation Z, people born roughly between 1997 and 2012, are more interested in marriage than older generations. The study found that 72 percent of Gen Z singles want to get married, challenging the idea that young people are against long-term commitment.Key Facts
- The study was done by Match Group and Indiana University's Kinsey Institute, surveying about 5,000 single adults in the U.S.
- 72% of Gen Z singles want to get married, the highest percentage among all generations.
- 76% of all people surveyed believe romantic love can last forever.
- Many Gen Z singles feel pressure to keep relationships casual but still want long-term commitment.
- Gen Z has dated less than previous generations, making relationships feel more valuable to them.
- Many singles prioritize emotional stability and compatibility over just excitement in relationships.
- About 71% say being open about money helps build trust, and 70% are open to prenuptial agreements.
- Economic and social uncertainties make the idea of a stable, committed partner more attractive to Gen Z.
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