Five conditions are conducive to the stability of male and female relationships

In modern society, the divorce rate is constantly rising, and the reasons for divorce are various. However, a report published in the American magazine prevention pointed out that if both husband and wife meet some conditions, the likelihood of divorce will be greatly reduced.

I grinned when I was young a study by Diebold University in Indiana found that those who grinned most brightly in childhood were more likely to avoid the shadow of divorce in adulthood. This is mainly because people, especially women, who grin and take photos when they are young usually have more stable characters and are usually more optimistic. These two personality traits will increase the stability of marriage. So, when looking for your partner, look at his or her smile in the family photo.

neither husband nor wife has cohabited with other partners before marriage according to a study by Ohio State University, if one of them has cohabited with others before marriage, the probability of divorce will soar by 209%. A history of cohabitation shows that a person who does not abide by his commitments can easily terminate a serious emotional relationship, and he always feels that he has other “choices” in his marriage life.

has more than two sons a Columbia University study of 43000 marriages found that couples with two sons had a 17% lower probability of divorce than those with two daughters. The researchers explained that if a couple has more than one son, they will be more involved and attached to the marriage. The study also found that couples with one son were about 3% less likely to divorce than those with one daughter.

the couple have many social networking friends in common, but these friends do not know each other through research on millions of “facebook” users, Dr. klinberg, a computer scientist at Cornell University, found that the fact that couples have “common” friends is evidence of a deep and stable marriage relationship.

the couple only use one or two social networking sites researchers from the University of Oxford found that the more social networking sites couples use, the less satisfied they are with their marriage. The researchers explained that using many social networking sites would weaken the connection between couples.