It’s a common cultural trope that half of marriages end in divorce. But that’s not true anymore. Instead, marriages are becoming more stable.
A new analysis from the Institute for Family Studies revealed that “we’ve been witnessing an increase in marital stability since the end of the 1970s,” when divorce became much more common.
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