Hi Shangrala,
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Originally Posted by Shangrala
Ppatty~
Thanks for that interesting response of info about that case study regarding the opposition of older/younger.
Perhaps in your research you can find a case study regarding those in favor of older/younger...Be interesting to see the test results to that one..
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I am sure one could find studies where a poll was conducted to determine people's preferences when it comes to the age of their partner, but I think looking at
how long these relationships last is really the most important statistic to be looking at here.
This is why this particular study is so interesting, because it shows that some choices do indeed have a higher risk of failure.
For example 2nd and 3rd marriages generally have a poor track record of success. There are always exceptions of course... but statistically speaking
MOST 2nd and 3rd marriages usually end in divorce.
And personally speaking... I think if I was contemplating a second, third, fourth or fifth trip down the aisle... I think I would rather try my luck at a Las Vegas Roulette or Black Jack table, as think my odds for success would be much better there, lol.
Peppermint Patty