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Originally Posted by Gzesh
Let's consider that 6% of existing marriages are between two stable individuals, each of whom will live, married to their current partner for the next 10 years.
What the partners in the other 94% of existing marriages do, how frequently they do it (divorce or marry) could determine the validity or not of those quoted annual stats ....
I’m not sure where that figure we’re considering is even from other than some YouTube video, but anyway. How could remarriages affect the validity?
There were approximately 2.2 million marriages in the US that took place in 2008. That 6% statistic suggests that only 130,000 or so of those 2008 marriages survive today.
How would remarriages (most of which would take place after 2008) reconcile that figure with the completely different posted CDC figures, the suggested 45% annual divorce rate, or a total 55% divorce rate?
Last edited by illdonk; 05-30-2019 at 08:30 PM.