The internet is destroying modern relationships, and we have the data to prove it.

Welcome back to The Man Talk Show.

Connor Beaton here, and you're probably thinking to yourself, yeah, buddy, I know.

And look, I get it.

I get it.

Maybe I'm not saying anything that's new to you, but this data and this

research that I came across is new. At least it was new to me. I found it quite surprising and

shocking. I haven't seen anybody talk about this. And I've looked at a lot of the relationship data,

but I found this to be quite interesting because it's indicative of one fundamental core problem in modern

relationships that you absolutely need to be aware of if you want to develop a healthy, robust,

connected, securely attached relationship. If you care about your relationship, then this

video is for you.

Whether you're single or not, whether you're wanted relationship in the future or you're

in a relationship now, this one thing is going to make a difference.

So let's dive in.

Modern relationships, probably on your radar, it feels like they have become more weak

and more fragile and they are falling apart faster than IKEA furniture that you've tried to put together without the instructions,

right, which I might have been guilty of in the past.

But anyway, why is this?

We can point to all of the studies, right?

The dating apps, the social media, you know, the external influence that happens.

Well, somebody dug into some very interesting human data, and they compiled arguably the largest

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