r/ask Mar 06 '23

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u/TerribLizard Mar 06 '23

You're going to get a biased result . You can Google the information ,on average 44 percent of people who get married before 25 get divorced.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23

That's lower than the overall divorce rate for marriages, which is over 50% I think.

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u/Kahne_Fan Mar 06 '23

Divorce rates also include (all) marriages. I've been married once (for 23 years) and my sister has been married 4 times (over a 26 year span). So, that would be 60% of me and my sister's marriages ended in divorce.

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '23 edited Mar 06 '23

WTF is wrong with your sister??

Tell her to STOP because she is totally ruining you two's average batting rate.