First published at 19:35 UTC on March 21st, 2020.
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Here’s what they found:
For happiness, there was no difference in happiness from just before the wedding until just after. Over time, on the average, happiness did not change. Participants did not get either …
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Sponsored by: https://www.redpillring.com/
Here’s what they found:
For happiness, there was no difference in happiness from just before the wedding until just after. Over time, on the average, happiness did not change. Participants did not get either happier or less happy as the years of their marriage marched on.
Satisfaction with life did increase from just before the wedding to just after. But then it decreased continually over time.
Compared to life satisfaction, relationship satisfaction decreased from just before the wedding to just after. As time went on, relationship satisfaction continued to decrease at about the same rate as overall life satisfaction.
Here’s what did not happen: Except for that initial short-lived honeymoon effect for life satisfaction, getting married did not result in getting happier or more satisfied. In fact, for life satisfaction and relationship satisfaction, the trajectories over time headed in the less satisfied direction.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/living-single/201303/marriage-and-happiness-18-long-term-studies
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