Since it is a current topic

The notion of long-term-romantic love has seemingly given way to a more non –committal, casual type relationship. It seems we are saying goodbye to ‘till death do us apart’ by dipping in sporadic flings and phrases such as ‘I love you’ have divulged into ‘I love you… for now’.
Old ideals are being discarded – not just in the sense that a white wedding dress does not still hold the same value that it once did- but it seems we are also saying goodbye to the declaration of undying love for another; Goodbye to the ideology of one marriage; Marriage till the end, until death.
Casual sexual encounters are embarked on at a (more than) common rate. This swapping, sharing and changing brings with it a life-style where one does not have to remain in a relationship unless they are, themselves, gaining what they wish from it. This is a relationship in which one can fulfill their immediate wishes with no strings attached.
This here poses the question (a question I remember once asked by Carrie on Sex and the city): Are women turning into men……..? Well yes, if they so desire- then why the hell not? Women can now view and act in ways traditionally thought of as a males behaviour. Now I do not mean this in a way that implies that women are all sluts that sleep around. What I am saying is that women can now exercise their freedom of choice, can act in more equivalence to the male and not be so judged harsher than a male would. A more equal society – much more, ah, let’s maybe say, satisfied human beings.
In a now forever moving, fast paced, relatively boundary-less society – I suppose this just follows through as natural. As Convenient, yeah?

It was once thought by the female that marriage was essential for maintaining security. Marriage and motherhood were patriarchally ordered to ensure that the life of the woman in marriage would reside within the private sphere. In light of this I would like to solicit another answer from you Carrie Bradshaw, as paradoxical as it may have once originally sounded, I want to ask…
Are we now quite potentially seeing the death of marriage?