Aarti
Can you guess how many hours a day the typical American couple spends alone? How low the answer is will surprise you. Below, you’ll find some marital facts that you might find hard to believe, including that one. Interesting thing
if you and your husband can commit to spending at least fifteen minutes alone each day, it can have a profoundly positive impact on your marriage.
1. Married couples need to spend more time together.
With work, kids, TV, the internet, hobbies, housework, and other commitments, the typical married couple only manages four minutes of uninterrupted alone time each day.
2. Marrying a partner from an affair rarely works out.
The majority of people who marry their affair partner’s family end up divorcing them.
3. Marrying young is a greater risk.
The likelihood of divorce increases significantly when the bride is less than 25 years old. Additionally, a woman’s age being significantly greater than a man’s increases the likelihood of a divorce, albeit the inverse is not as significant.
4. Cohabiting before marriage can pose a greater long-term relational risk.
Cohabiting couples are less likely to be happy in their marriages and more likely to divorce, according to research. Possible causes include couples who would have ended their relationship if they weren’t living together, couples who don’t make a final decision to commit, and unintended pregnancies that lead to marriages that don’t work out.
5. People in happy marriages tend to be more productive at work.
Businesses in the United States lose around $6 billion annually due to lower productivity among workers caused by marital strife. Conversely, a company’s financial line is more likely to grow when employees are satisfied in their marriages.
6. A good marriage makes people feel more satisfied in life.
Psychologists at Wake Forest University found that marriage increases happiness more than possessing material possessions, having sexual relations, or having children.
