Sakura And Ino Doujinshi

Can we predict the duration of a marriage?



Couples often argue the contrary or are too remote to have a good chance of divorce. The risks would be up in two periods: before and after the seventh year the fourteenth.

You're in love? You even decided to get married? However, you certainly know of couples for whom the union has been a failure. How to tell if your marriage will work?
Conflict and silences, divorce cases
A U.S. study published in the American Journal of Marriage and the Family will perhaps help you. This study followed 80 couples have been married for 5 years, over a period of fourteen years. After four years, seven couples had divorced. After 10 more years, 13 more were no longer together. Two profiles of couples at risk have been identified: Couples often argue the contrary and who have relationships very cold. Of course, in both cases it is not really a surprise! Couples too cold or too confrontational really do not seem to agree! Two risk periods

This study also identified two risk periods. The first relates to the first seven years of marriage during which the odds of divorce are high. The second period of weakness would be around 14 years of marriage. According to psychologists, this is explained by the autonomy of growing children, which leaves parents time to reflect on their relationship and take stock of their marriage.
One of the surprises of the study is to have found a link between the risk profiles and two periods of weakness. Thus, couples who argue are too often those who divorce in the early years of marriage and couples too remote would be more vulnerable after 14 years together.
One in three marriages ends in divorce
hoped that knowledge of these periods of fragility may allow some couples save their marriage. According to the National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED), about 35% of marriages end in divorce. In 1998, 116,000 divorces were granted. The number of unions before the mayor, himself, is recovering slightly, with 280,000 weddings in 1999. Across the EU, the proportion of three marriages for a divorce against a five forty years ago.