Episode 5: Why Second & Third Marriages are Ending at Such a Staggering Rate

It’s well known that first marriages end at a rate of 40-50%. But why do second marriages end at a rate of 67% and third marriages at 73% - despite the extra relationship experience accumulated?
In this episode, I explore what we take with us from relationship to relationship and how responsibility is shared in divorce. I also share ways to heal yourself and shift your “background music behaviors” so you can find success in future relationships, whether you stay where you are or seek happiness elsewhere.
➡️ What You’ll Learn In This Episode:
*Why the divorce rate rises with second, third, and fourth marriages
*3 common concerns of women facing their second divorce
*How to determine who’s really responsible for a marriage ending
*Why trying to find someone who “makes you feel the way you want to feel” is an unproductive goal (and what to do instead)
*How to heal yourself (regardless of whether you stay in or leave your marriage)
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this statistics make me sad. I've never been married nor do i have any kids. I'm in my early 50s and I still desire to have a solid and healthy marriage. These statistics tell me I should give up hope on ever getting married. I feel I missed out on something i desired very much.