Marriage
In a recent study commissioned by online site eHarmony suggests that one in three Americans now meet their spouses online, and that those marriages are more satisfying and less likely to end in divorce than those that begin in traditional, offline venues. Read More
This sounds like an interesting study. I personally have no experience with online dating, but with the rise of online dating services it appears to be a formula that works for some.
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I'm not sure if it leads to happier marriages but I've seen online dating work for a good handful of friends. Half of them have married, half have broken up or divorced. Maybe the 'happier' part comes from being very sure of what you want in a partner and being super tired of dating dicks. Being able to filter out potential disasters online is easier than filtering one out during a blind date.
ReplyDeleteYes, Chris. The "happier" part comes from the efforts of those in the relationship. The way you meet is just the beginning the real work begins after your wedding day. I always say "happiness" is an inside job. It applies to marriages as well. Happiness begins internally and radiates outwardly. That is the power of LOVE. Thanks for reading.
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