Weddings are expensive and so are kids. The divorce rate is also ridiculously high. This is great news.
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Interesting study done not too long ago: the more expensive a wedding is, the higher chance of a divorce.
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I also read, the larger the engagement ring the higher chance of divorce.
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Very interesting. Maybe it's a sign of putting too much emphasis on the ideal? You have to compromise in relationships and they're rocky things, and if you put too much on a wedding and ring then maybe you're expecting a fairytale out of it. Something to ponder.
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Millennials are killing dysfunctional marriages.
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The babyboomers divorced at historic rates. Why would their children knowingly follow in their parents footsteps?
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Someone should tell all of the people I went to high school with.
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Seems like misplaced aggression, lol. They take care of their kids, they just got married and had ‘em young. I’m 29, so we’re not talking teen babies here.
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When I graduated (2 years ago), within the first month, my friend got engaged to his girlfriend, called it off, engaged to someone else, and knocked her up. I have no point to make I just wanted to tell that story

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Good take your time, go through some rough times together, see if you survive them as friends...go on adventures, live together, and make sure you know they are family before you make them family.
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or just take the vow of “till death do us part” seriously. it’s not a hard concept.
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Surely by being more conscientious about marrying they will take the vow seriously as they have a stronger relationship than previous generations that married too young.
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Young marriages aren’t the issue. Selfish ones are. If people don’t grow and want for improvement together, divorce doesn’t care what age or maturity level you are.
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I was 31 when I married. I knew who I was, what I was good at and and what I wasn’t. I had passed the point of feeling pressure to squeeze myself into molds that I knew would never fit. Married 8 years to a man who wanted me, not his version of me.
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Or because we don’t want our children to grow up in a racist dystopia
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Maybe it’s because the economy is on fire
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Learning from parents mistakes.
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