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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We've actually had no divorces in our group of ten couples. No one rushed into marriage and we all got married after completing our graduate education. Interestingly,[b] we all had parents that never divorced.[/b] [/quote] I've read that if your parents divorced, you have a higher chance of divorce in your own marriage. Not sure if that claim still stands. [/quote] I'm not sure but I think it does still stand; I think the explanation I heard is like this: - if your parent's stayed married, it's likely because they had good emotional intelligence, and were attracted to others like themselves. - they modelled a healthy relationship for you as a child. - you were drawn to people like your parents (most of us are) so you are drawn to emotionally intelligent and healthy people - you are repelled from unhealthy people. - you know how to have a healthy relationship because it's what you grew up watching This is a positive feedback loop. For people with FOOs with divorce, the same "positive feedback" loop exists, except it's pointing in the wrong direction. Divorce is an effect, not a cause.[/quote]
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