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The perils of cohabitation and why timing is linked to later divorce

May 1, 2023
The perils of cohabitation and why timing is linked to later divorce

Between half and two-thirds of Americans think living together before committing to marriage will help couples forge a lasting relationship and a marriage that endures.

They’ve got it backwards, according to findings of two University of Denver research psychology professors who note that unless a couple is at least definitely engaged before they move in together, the relationship is at increased risk of falling apart.

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