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You have probably heard of saying that "half of all marriages" ends with divorce. But while it was once true (Hello, 1980s!), Today, the real figure is actually a little lower.

In 2018, between 42 and 45% of all American marriages end with the divorce.

What represents the decrease? Well, according to aReport Bloomberg, People under the age of 45 are waiting until their relationships are strong rock before taking the step. (That's right, there is another thing you can blame millennia for: decreasing divorce rates in the United States.)

But that's not all. According toNational Report of Vital Statistics in 2003,or You live in the country also counts. If you live in a red state, you have 27% more likely to have a divorce becausePeople tend to get married at the youngest ages in these more traditionally conservative states.

In addition, and this is quite obvious, from a Freudian psychological perspective, at least - on a more personal level, you have 40% more likely to seek a divorce of your partner if you have witnessed the divorce of Your own parents. And if a parent (or two) married someone else after reaching a divorce, you have 91% more likely to divorce, according toUnderstanding the divorce cycle: divorce children in own weddings By Nicholas Wolfinger, professor of family and consumer studies at the University of Utah.

Aside from these more obvious statistics, you aremore likely to be divorced At least once throughout your life if there is only one smoker in your relationship, if you have a girl, or if you are an evangelical Christian.

Despite these numbers, however, researchers are always awarded to highlight how the divorce rate decreases regularly in the United States - it is therefore not necessary not to doubt the strength of your marriage. And if you think you are on the fence, well, then read these10 actual people share the way they turned their marriage.

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