Couples who get married in the “special days”, divorce at 18-36%.
Employees of the University of Melbourne believe that the couples whose weddings fall on the so-called “beautiful” date, you risk very soon to get a divorce.
No mystery or astral influence is not here – this sad outcome of marriage is not to blame the numbers, the researchers say, and the psychology of the relationship of the bride and groom.
Many couples, deciding to get married, designate a wedding on such days that people are considered special. It may be Valentine’s Day, international women’s day or any other occasion. Also popular dates with the same numbers, or with unusual combination, such as 09.09.99, 01.02.03 or 12.12.12. Researchers say that couples who resort to such “tricks”, divorce at 18-36%.
Different reasons for divorce have frequently been the object of research of scientists from around the world, but such factors as the wedding date is considered for the first time. The issue is Dr. Yang Kabatek and Professor David Ribar from Australia.
Scientists have discovered that couples who get married in ordinary days, the compatibility above. They are like characters, they have similar views on the relations of men and women, so they stay together longer. Those who married on special dates, less similar to each other, including in terms of education and age.
“We also noticed that most of these people had already been married and have children,” said Ribar. –
Another interesting point: if it is Valentine’s Day, then it is likely that the bride to be married, being pregnant.”
According to the data collected, the fifth anniversary of the fall of 11% of marriages on 14 February, 10% with a special set of numbers in the wedding date, and 8% was on a normal day. Before the ninth anniversary of the die 21% of families 19% and 16%, respectively.
Thus, we can assume that the lack of feelings and understanding, people tend to compensate for some external attributes such as beautiful wedding date.
The results of this study based on data analysis of about a million marriages in the period from 1995 to 2013.
