Are the old concepts of love, commitment and relationships dead?

They're alive, and something I'd like to settle down with again eventually - but right now I haven't the time, the effort nor the right person, so I'll take the more casual approach

I think that marriage is slowly becoming less popular and has been for a while. Women still want marriage more than men do and the gap has been widening I think. With the shift in the relationship styles it has put marriage on the back burner and if people are getting married it isn't till much later in life now from where it was

No, they aren't.

I believe in the next decade or more we'll see a huge decrease in one on one relationships as the genders grow further apart from eachother, and a big shift into open relationships or just mulitple sexual partners where the man and women are only in it for sexual reasons. I believe feminism has now taken over and men and womens relations with eachother are at boiling point. I don't see this getting any better rather worse, women are not women in the sense they used to be and more men I know are becoming increasingly tired of women and realise that love and respect is slowly dying between both genders.]

I disagree with that entirely - and from my own personal observation that's not the case. Yeah you have a few angry men on the internet being pissed off that women are no longer objects, but myself and many other men don't see it as a negative thing. I think as people become more and more accepting of the future, they'll become more tolerant and accepting of the fact that all men and women are equal regardless of gender, race, sexuality, religion etc.

The natural chemistry of the human mind leans towards monogamy - at least eventually, even if the relationship might not last forever. General consensus is that a healthy, understanding, committed relationship is the most fulfilling (sex isn't even the biggest part) and that's not something that can change simply because there are a few thousand old-fashioned men arguing.

Do I think every relationship you have has to be fully committed or monogamous? No, not if both partners are happy with it. But for most people there will come a point in their lives where they find, at least one person they can settle down with. That point can come at any time.

A few men? Did you not see the poll on the thread would you marry a feminist? If not I suggest you do that now, it will be a real eye opener for you i'm sure. Also most of my male friends and other guys I have spoke to either hold my view or are heading in that direction when it comes to our views on love and commitment in todays soceity. We're not loving the opposite gender but rather fighting back against them. Once the dust has settled I can't see anyway back to love and commmitment between both sexes, too many bridges have been burned for that to be the case. I personally feel women depend on men more for love and commitment especially if they have children whereas a man has a lot more freedom and is strong enough to stand on his own two feet and isn't really dependant on a woman for anything beyond sex so this new way of living actually benefits men on the whole. It does however provide a nightmare reality for women in the future especially those that want children.

I agree. Relations between the genders are at an all-time low and getting worse. Men and women both have unrealistic expecations, and technology is providing better and better ways for men and women to meet their primal needs without each other.

I've come to the sad conclusion that women in the UK are unfit for marriage and that marriage has become a terrible deal for men. I will use British women for sex but not take them seriously for commitment as they have been poisoned by feminism.

For the elite men, now is a great time to be alive if you just want meaningless sex. For everyone else the current dating culture is terrible.

TSR drinking game
-Drink for every broad generalisation which is made based on subjective experience.
-Drink for every assumption made without empirical evidence.
-Drink based on people's prejudice and inability to distinguish one woman from another.

Your point about men and women being 'at war' is honestly ridiculous - if you actually look in the real world there is no evidence for this - the majority of people are straight so it doesn't make any sense to suggest they hate each other. The only place you'll see attitudes like that is in the mouth of MRAs and extreme 'feminists'.
The decline in marriage is most likely due to less cultural pressure, decline in the popularity of religion, more career-oriented people and wider acceptance of non-'traditional' relationships.