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Fewer Americans say marriage is important to a fulfilling life, according to a Pew Research study.
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Marriage is very complex, and it’s easy for couples to fall into unhealthy relationship dynamics.
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Yet, that’s not stopping more than 2 million people each year who find themselves at the altar, the CDC reports.
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We’ve rounded up the stories that will help you survive a divorce and recognize the warning signs of a bad relationship.
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American marriage is looking less essential for a fulfilling life.
A Pew Research Survey found that 54% of surveyed Americans say that being married is “important but not essential” for people to live fulfilling lives.
But, for the 2 million people who venture to the altar each year, there are experts that can help you avoid the stress. For those who are not married, but in a bad relationship, experts say there are solutions to the unhealthy dynamics.
Whether you have experienced divorced or heading toward a breakup, Business Insider has a handy guide to survive it all:
Guiding the divorcees to peace: I’m a full-time ‘divorce concierge’ who shepherds individuals through tricky splits. This is what my day-to-day routine looks like.
How to avoid burnout: Divorce attorneys share the 6 tips they give clients to avoid burnout during a stressful split
Crash and burn: 11 subtle behaviors that could be seriously jeopardizing your relationship
The signs of a cheater: The most insidious type of cheating isn’t physical. Here are 11 signs your partner could be guilty.
The types of relationships that fail: Marriages fall apart when couples get stuck in 2 toxic relationship dynamics, according to a relationship coach.
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