after divorce, are you more or less likely to marry again?
920146
I'm never going to marry again.  It is better to stay with someone because you want to than to stay because divorce is expensive, or there are children, or you don't want to go through the whole ordeal or some other reason.
119935
See there is no guarantee in love and marriege.Nothing last foverer. Yes is possible that you can get marry . But one thing you have to face, one important fact before that happen: there´s too much people involved which will suffer with your decision.  So you have to slow down and do the things in steps.In others words: Divorce, after let the time goes for both sides to recover and then make public the relationship and after get married. if the love that you have to each other is pure, will survive and stand all the process.
1155505
Part of the therapy for getting over a divorce is to re-join the "human race".  With a divorce, we go through "separation anxiety" ... and that is a very miserable condition.\n\nDon't feel that you have to leap at the first opportunity to date ... but don't shy away from one that interests you.  Ease back into it, maybe by starting out going out with a group of friends, then a couple friends, then venturing out on your own.\n\nThere is no generally-accepted timeframe for waiting.  Let your own heart and needs determine that.  Just be cautious about "rebounding" and jumping into a worse relationship than the one you just left ... just because "it's there" and you're hurting.
26448
Sure.  The girl I am with now broke up with me two years ago.  We are back together and getting married in October.
178994
depends on how i feel about my 1st wife after leaving her and remmarring another person and divorcing that other person.
157340
The statistics say that 78% of people in unhappy marriages will find their marriage "very" or "quite" happy within 5 years if they stick it out.  Also, only 25% of single and divorced people find that they are “very” or “quite” happy with there life, this includes people who remarry.  So statistically speaking, your chances of happiness increase if you stay married to your husband.  However, you will never be happy or be able to fall back into love with your husband without putting in some work.  You can take the statistical chance and leave him for your other lover and risk being unhappy or you can cut the other relationship off and have a better chance of being happy and in love with your husband.  You are also running the risk of finding yourself in the same predicament that you are in now with your other person if you don’t tackle the underlying issues that you have.  You need to find out what causes you to fall in and out of love with people and deal with your issues with fidelity,  Bottom line, you are the only one who can make that decision, but weight the risks and benefits of each very carefully.
594557
Yes, your marriage can be revitalized and your trust restored!  You will need to work together to rebuild it, but it can definitely become stronger and deeper if you both choose to make it so. It is a process, though, not an event. I am a Mars Venus relationship coach and if you'd like to learn how to work through this challenge, feel free to email me at marsvenuscoach@yahoo.com.
176410
Your spouse may be awarded part of your retirement in a divorce, but if they re-marry, they will lose it. VA benifits may not be awarded to a divorcee.
157649
I've been divorced twice. I wish I had done a "do it yourself divorce" the second time, it would have saved me a lot of cash. Anyhow, as long as the two of you are in agreement and ther are no kids from the marriage, it should be pretty simple.  never had to provide any info regarding my first marraige to my lawyer during the second divorce. Good Luck!!
1006022
Yes, after I got divorced. Don't be jealous!
359562
I think it depends on the reason that you divorce.  Did you give them a better life by doing it?  Or did you break up the family for selfish reasons?  I think if you had there interest at heart then the will forgive you for it.
651897
I was and it was great at the time. I'm married now and it wasn't with my husband so I probably wouldn't do it again. However, I've always joked to my sisters that if a certain ex came knocking on the door I'd have to tell my hubby SEE YA! and I'd do whatever he wants.
723333
Yes I was head over heels for my first husband things went south we divorced and I loved him still.  I got married to a really great guy who understood that I may always love my exhubby.  After a year of being married I don't even think about my ex anymore... I am tee-totally all for my Marine.  We are cut from the same cloth....
210304
Geez........That depends.  My standard of success is that I am still faithful to my husband and he is to me.  With marriages heading for divorce every day, its a great accomplishment on our part.  Then there's where we came from.  e.g. Coming to a country and starting over from scratch.  I guess I could say that's success in it's self for me.
387821
I was married for 17 years, and have been very happily divorced for 6 yrs.\nI was in the same kind of marriage you are, and realized I didn't want to wake up one day when I was 50 or so, and think that I had wasted my life. So, I got divorced and re-married to a wonderful man who makes every day wonderful to live!!!\nNever regretted my divorce even for a split second!!\nMy two daughters are happier too.
882227
No, my parents were divorced.  My sister has been happily married for 7 yrs, I've been happily married for 3.  You sometimes learn from others mistakes, or at least we did.
439618
I hate to look at things this way, but I'm a factual person. The stats show that ppl who live together before getting married are more likely to get divorced. I waited until I was married to have sex. This brings a real sense of security to our relationship. I could go on about the other benefits, but I'm tired.