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7:29Now PlayingWhy are so few Americans walking down the aisle? Despite being a net good for society — tying the knot could be as good for your health as giving up smoking — marriage rates in the United States have been on the decline for decades.
Former Opinion writer Peter Coy wants to see that trend reverse. Inspired by his own son’s wedding, Coy makes the argument for getting married as an investment in “future you.” Like any investment, he says, some go bad, “but you’ll never get the benefit of it if you don’t try.” Thoughts? Email us at theopinions@nytimes.com.
(This episode originally published on the podcast on Aug. 25, 2023.)
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