That's what we've done, isn't it? Marriage rates are declining and non traditional arrangements are increasing. Traditional gender roles have been pretty firmly

That's what we've done, isn't it? Marriage rates are declining and non traditional arrangements are increasing. Traditional gender roles have been pretty firmly condemned, at least people who advocate for them. There are few places in public where advocating for them wouldn't be considered sexist. This really isn't anecdotal, you can see it with data that traditional gender roles and marriages are generally declining. Do you have any proof that the imbalances described have been decreasing as either belief in traditional gender roles and marriage rates have declined?