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The common saying “Half of all marriages end in divorce” is a great example of people misunderstanding statistics. About 70% of first marriages go the distance. But there is a small minority of chronic divorcees that throw off the average. Statistically after ones second …
No issue with content I just see an opening to point something out.
The common saying “Half of all marriages end in divorce” is a great example of people misunderstanding statistics. About 70% of first marriages go the distance. But there is a small minority of chronic divorcees that throw off the average. Statistically after ones second divorce the probability of success goes into the single digits.
And also, divorce rates among college educated professionals have been trending down, and if I’m not mistaken, persistent marriage is >70% in that demographic
One of my few high school pals who couldn't make marriage last is, last I heard, on her third marriage. She was always looking for something newer and more exciting.
I call them pejoritively "seekers". You ask them for a dance and they spend the whole time looking over your shoulder for a better deal. They will never find it.
No issue with content I just see an opening to point something out.
The common saying “Half of all marriages end in divorce” is a great example of people misunderstanding statistics. About 70% of first marriages go the distance. But there is a small minority of chronic divorcees that throw off the average. Statistically after ones second divorce the probability of success goes into the single digits.
And also, divorce rates among college educated professionals have been trending down, and if I’m not mistaken, persistent marriage is >70% in that demographic
One of my few high school pals who couldn't make marriage last is, last I heard, on her third marriage. She was always looking for something newer and more exciting.
I call them pejoritively "seekers". You ask them for a dance and they spend the whole time looking over your shoulder for a better deal. They will never find it.
Yep, those people are never happy