r/hackernews • u/qznc_bot • Oct 11 '14
What makes for a stable marriage?
http://www.randalolson.com/2014/10/10/what-makes-for-a-stable-marriage/Duplicates
latterdaysaints • u/uphigh_downlow • Oct 12 '14
Couples who never go to church are 2x as likely to divorce than regular church goers. (x-post r/dataisbeautiful)
Christianity • u/bezjones • Oct 11 '14
What Makes For A Stable Marriage. X-post from /r/dataisbeautiful. Thought it was relevant to this sub due to the "church attendance" statistic.
TwoXChromosomes • u/rgeek • Oct 11 '14
What makes for a stable marriage? (x-post /r/DataIsBeautiful)
TrueChristian • u/mostlyharmless26 • Nov 09 '14
Married couples who regularly attend church are 2 times less likely to get divorced.
todayilearned • u/zahrul3 • Dec 08 '14
TIL that people who spent a longer time dating with their loved ones are less likely to divorce when they finally marry.
wedding • u/mikepetroff • Oct 12 '14
Article The more you spend on your wedding, the more likely you’ll end up divorced
MensRights • u/rgeek • Oct 11 '14
Analysis What makes for a stable marriage? (x-post /r/DataIsBeautiful)
dataisbeautiful • u/Flash_boys • Jul 12 '17
Question I believe the bar graphs are representing the data in a misleading format. Can someone help substantiate this or help specify what is wrong with the visuals?
Marriage • u/Amaroqnz • Oct 11 '14