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Part of the problem is that people don't know what do with each other. They're not supposed to be "codependent," whatever that means, and kids are no longer a given; a lot of couples just don't really know their *why,* beyond abating the lonelinesshttps://twitter.com/centralunplan/status/1180683888059965441?s=21 …
It's actually a hard problem to figure out what to do with each other if you've got two entirely independent career paths, no interest in building the same thing or compatible things, no desire for kids, etc. Which is why I think "codependence" is a bad meme, especially now
If it seems like the cultural climate encourages more entanglements with a serious business partner than a serious romantic partner, that seems... pretty problematic. But if relationships are more about consumption than production, it's hard to make the case against optionality
Agree fully with your dislike of all of the modern sayings, but if that is what everybody thinks, then that's what we're going to find when we meet people. I quit rolling the dice as soon as I found someone that considered relationships and not dating 'the work'.
Not implying 'work' as a negative connotation - just suggesting that there are goals that are easier to achieve with a partner.
Having different career paths or wanting kids doesn't mean that one must decide between one or the other. You can do all three at the same time.
But if you aren't having kids, or building something together, what's the point?
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