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There is no next relationship. Marriage is for life and any divorce and remarriage is adultery. It is either to remain single until the spouse dies, or reconcile.
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I'm NOT divorced (I'm very, very happily marriage). But the stats are there.....
In the US,
1. About HALF of those who officially, legally get married will get a divorce. This stat has remained remarkably unchanged for decades. What HAS changed (a lot) is the number who bother to officially get married. So, often the stat is the "separation rate" - those who lived together for a significant period of time and then separate. That stat is around 80%.
2. Of those who get a divorce, 65% of them will get a second one. In other words, getting a divorce significantly INCREASES the chance of another one.
www.findapsychologist.org
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In the US,
1. About HALF of those who officially, legally get married will get a divorce. This stat has remained remarkably unchanged for decades. What HAS changed (a lot) is the number who bother to officially get married. So, often the stat is the "separation rate" - those who lived together for a significant period of time and then separate. That stat is around 80%.
2. Of those who get a divorce, 65% of them will get a second one. In other words, getting a divorce significantly INCREASES the chance of another one.
Five Reasons Why Second Marriages Might Fail at a High Rate - Find a Psychologist
For some time the divorce rate in the USA for first marriages has held at about 50%. This is a national tragedy. This statistic also means that many people have subsequent marriages. Common sense suggests that someone who remarries is older, wiser, more mature, has learned from their mistakes...
www.findapsychologist.org
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