This book provides a penetrating look at modern relationships and the growing dissonance between the sexes. It addresses the dissatisfaction prevalent in the dating scene, drawing on societal shifts and personal decisions. It encourages self-awareness, holding oneself accountable, and the pursuit of self-improvement. The narrative extends to the US where marriage rates are falling, with the average duration of first marriages at eight years. It also examines higher divorce rates among lesbian couples in the LGBTQ community compared to gay men, noting the similarities in the reasons for marital breakups with heterosexual marriages, such as emotional neglect and domestic violence. The text intricately ties sociological patterns with legal, economic, and emotional factors, affecting families and revealing the complex, evolving nature of society.