The Guardian - Relationships
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC)Transcript
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relationships, marriage, babies. Whether you've got them, want them. He can't deny it can be expensive. The average bill for UK Wedding is now a whopping £27,000 on the cost of raising a little human being until they're 21 has risen by 63% since 2003. 2 £230,000. Maybe that's why the percentage of young people getting married and living as couples has dropped by more than 50% since the 19 sixties. It's not like everyone follows the same a. Then B then see path. You don't always stay in the same town. The new normal means you, Khun do C, B N a. D or E or F, well said. But despite all the options you get when he swiped left or right, that doesn't mean we all want to stay single forever. In fact, 70% of us hope that one day we will get married. It's just that we're doing things a little bit differently in the future. Maybe people who cohabit will get the same tax breaks and legal recognition that our married friends have. Rather than decide on one breadwinner, we might share parental duties to reduce the cost of child care. That could mean more remote working relationships. Marriage babies. Sure, ABC can still work, but there's a d f that's justice viable. It's about what makes you happy and what makes you take whatever the new normal is for you.