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To: Ambrosia
While it is sad that the survival rate to 20 years isn't stronger than 50-55%, the same study using data circa 1975 shows similar to SLIGHTLY WORSE survival rates at 10 AND 20 years.

This means that despite 30 years of cultural rot, familial destruction, and statist ridicule of traditional norms, marriage is no worse (to slightly better) than during the Carter Administration. Whoda thunk.

145 posted on 03/10/2018 11:33:42 PM PST by DoodleBob
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To: DoodleBob

Yes, I saw that, and considering that most of the things going on that people did not know about each other 50 yrs ago, and now the ‘out of the box’ weirdness they do know about each other, it boggles the mind, that these statistics are so close.

The four or five states not included should not have made too big a difference in the statistics, maybe CA? I did not look up State by State. What did surprise me is that deaths are included, and would military losses affect it?...or the additional 10 years of death statistics? Those could be a study of their own.

The improvement in numbers has to do with people being older now, when they marry...I guess. Some people are mature at 18, some at 30 or 40, some never!

I really felt sad, that so many men now think marriage is evil, and all women are money grubbers. SAD!


148 posted on 03/11/2018 12:02:28 AM PST by Ambrosia (Southern born... NC, and have lived in PA, NY,WV,SC, NM, FL, NC....Love USA!)
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To: DoodleBob

Good observations, Doodle!


196 posted on 03/11/2018 6:32:10 AM PDT by poconopundit (MAGA... Get the Spirit. Grow your community. Focus on your Life's Work. Empower the Young.)
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