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The Number of Marriages That Last Has Gone Up
According to the Washington Post people are getting married later than they used to. And while that seems like it woud go againest everything that is tradiontal . . . it's actually making marriage stronger.
According to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 75% of couples who got married in the '90s celebrated a 10-year wedding anniversary. That's up a very significant 3% from couples who got married in the '80s.
The main reason for the increase is that people are getting married later in life. When people wait to get married they tend to be more mature, more financially secure, and more understanding of what they really want in a husband or wife.
Who Should You Marry, Based On Your Birth Order
There's a new book out called "Birth Order: What Your Position In the Family Really Tells You About Your Character". And it lays out the most compatible people for you to date, based on their birth order. Check this out
First-born with last-born works. Oldest siblings are more likely to want to take care of people, and youngest siblings want to be cared for.
Only child with youngest child works. People who are the youngest in their family inspire creativity and freedom in people who didn't have any siblings.

