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Cohabitation prior do marriage does make a difference in whether or not it will last... -- (link)
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znufrii
Mar 2 '10, 09:55
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just not in the direction you think...
(www.nytimes.com)
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without finishing the article, i bet that has to do more with the attitudes of the people than it does with co-habitation.
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Andie
Mar 2, 09:57
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I found that to be an interesting observation as well. -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 2, 10:01
yeah, I don't think the study implies a direct causal connection there.
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znufrii
Mar 2, 09:58
These kinds of studies are dumb. The results prove nothing. They really don't even suggest anything.
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Jim
Mar 2, 09:58
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do studies have to prove anything to be meaningful? -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 2, 09:59
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Of course...if they don't, what's the point? -- nm
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Jim
Mar 2, 10:01
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"I was the only one who believed in it. Everyone else said it couldn't be done." "It can't." "I know that now. I proved it." -- nm
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Max
Mar 2, 10:06
to provide observational data, rather than prove any specific causation. -- nm
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znufrii
Mar 2, 10:02
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