I don't think so. There will always be people in society who will want to settle down in marriage, and they will always be the majority, like has been the case for ages. However, separations/divorces are rising since it's now more acceptable to dissolve marriages than before, which is a good thing because it's not good for someone to live all their life in an unhappy relationship. But the failed relationships will always be in the minority.

In today's Saturday Nation, Jackson Biko attributes many marriage problems to the man's inability to...

Put up or shut up
It is interesting to observe how newly-married guys walk into the institution with all of these illusions and delusions.

Our fathers did not tell us this but men just have to learn to voice their opinions only when necessary. Blaise Pascal once said, “All of man’s difficulties are caused by his inability to sit quietly in a room by himself.”

http://www.nation.co.ke/lifesty...4/-/qmn1pez/-/index.html

SO @ Jagger I think when it comes to relationships,we can listen to @ washiku and @ MC?

But I think umepatikana with you mkono in the jar ( trying to pass off being happily married and at the same time,always in praise of clandes) and now you have to "explain". Lakini kudos for the 15 years all the same( hata kama ninashuku; if it were not for clandes kama ingelast)....but my opinion matters not.

@Jaggernaut...100 are too few if you are talking about real and imagined...Imagined...in thousands...Real...in hundreds!!! That is how it is bro

Jagger-looks like you are already practicing your replies instead of going on your knees in prayers. Afadhali useme uko na addiction.
Or even better "this thing, it has caused me problems, wacha I cut it off"