I think this depends on who you listen to, but I'm a huge fan of the monolith and wouldn't break one up unless I has a specific tech need(eg some weird library), a performance issue unaddressable in the monolith, or big organizational people problem and in that order.

Majority of people I work with think that there are only two architectures. Monolith and microservices. Microservices is the good architecture. Monolith is the bad architecture.

Such a sad trend :( but seems to be very prevalent

Exactly, Sam Newman says the same thing in "Building Microservices" book.

I don't know where people got this idea but I've noticed the less experienced, the more noise they make about it.