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The analysis of gender differences in the relationship between premarital sexual partners and divorce risk.
Definitions of "cheating" — whether researchers count sexual acts, emotional affairs, online flirtation, or suspected but unconfirmed behavior — materially change who is recorded as a cheater and by h...
Recent social-science work shows a clear, graded relationship between the —higher counts predict higher risk—but cohort context matters: on average report fewer partners, more and greater selectivity,...
Yes — the available reporting shows demographic differences in married couples’ willingness to experiment sexually: age, cultural background (including race/ethnicity and norms), religion and related ...
Research yields no single, decisive answer: several large-sample and longitudinal analyses find a modest association between fewer prior sexual partners and higher reported marital quality or lower di...
Recent academic work finds a consistent statistical link in U.S. data between the number of premarital sexual partners and higher subsequent divorce risk, with the most rigorous 2024 analysis identify...