The Andrew Klavan Show My Antidote For Gen Zers That Are Divorcing Or Considering It
Oct 16, 2025
Divorce rates among Gen Z are surprisingly high, sparking a deep dive into social media insights. The discussion critiques efforts to change partners' views on children and the impact of leaving religious beliefs on one’s identity post-divorce. Highlighting the importance of continuous effort in marriage, the conversation encourages couples to seek therapy rather than parting ways. Plus, Andrew champions waiting to commit until later in life and warns against the pitfalls of rejecting traditional roles, urging personal reflection before entering relationships.
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People Don’t Change After Marriage
- Andrew Klavan argues divorce often stems from marrying someone hoping they'll change their fundamental goals.
- He warns that people become more of who they are, not less, after marriage.
Six-Year Marriage Over Children
- Klavan recounts a man who stayed married six years hoping his wife would choose children despite her saying she wouldn't.
- The wife remained firm and the marriage ended when he realized she wouldn't change her choice.
Ask Crucial Questions Before Marriage
- Klavan advises asking key questions before marrying, like whether she can cook and will have children.
- He urges confirming core life goals to avoid marrying someone who won't fulfill expected roles.