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So what happens if a physician marries a bartender? Does that increase their chance of divorce or decrease it? (Maybe a silly question but it would be interesti
by UnfalseDesign 9y ago
So what happens if a physician marries a bartender? Does that increase their chance of divorce or decrease it? (Maybe a silly question but it would be interesting to dig into this shallow report with a much more critical eye.)
- emodendroket 9y agoCross-class marriages have become much rarer over time than they used to be. But I'd expect a pretty likely outcome of that marriage to be a resignation handed in at the bar.
- ddlatham 9y agoGetting married tends to increase the chance of divorce.
- CocaKoala 9y agoIncreases it, obviously; a physician and a bartender who are dating but not married have a zero percent chance of getting divorced!
- thaumasiotes 9y ago> a physician and a bartender who are dating but not married have a zero percent chance of getting divorced! That's only true if they also have a zero percent chance of getting married. Getting married will still increase the risk of divorce, because it bumps the odds of getting married up to 100%, but two dating unmarried people have, in general, a nonzero risk of getting divorced.