Recent insights reveal that Gen Z’s lower likelihood of being in steady relationships compared to millennials is more pronounced than earlier research suggested. This widening 'relationship recession' highlights significant changes in relationship patterns among younger generations.
Key findings include:
- Gen Z is significantly less likely to be in steady relationships than millennials were at a similar age.
- Previous studies underestimated the size of this decline.
- Recognizing this trend is important to address social and psychological impacts facing Gen Z.
