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Childless couples have happier marriages, the survey showed
For centuries we believe that children are the meaning of life. However, according to one of the largest studies of partnerships of late, it seems that childless couples have happier marriages.
British scientists participated in the survey for five thousand people of all ages, status and sexual orientation.
Childless people are more valued partnerships and even more to make a relationship, researchers have found.
Everyone interviewed had among other things, to evaluate the quality of their partnership and it turned out
that people without children are more satisfied with their relationships and more feel valued partner than couples with children.
The study mentioned in the worksheet The Telegraph included interviews and questionnaires to more than five thousand people. Childless also more valued partnerships and significantly more to the relationship did.
However, when respondents had to rate their overall satisfaction with life, proved the difference between the sexes.
The happiest group of all was mothers, while childless women were seen as the least satisfied. Among the group of childless men were slightly happier than fathers.
The study of the British Open University funded Economic and Social Research Council.
Childless couples have happier marriages, the survey showed
For centuries we believe that children are the meaning of life. However, according to one of the largest studies of partnerships of late, it seems that childless couples have happier marriages.
British scientists participated in the survey for five thousand people of all ages, status and sexual orientation.
Childless people are more valued partnerships and even more to make a relationship, researchers have found.
Everyone interviewed had among other things, to evaluate the quality of their partnership and it turned out
that people without children are more satisfied with their relationships and more feel valued partner than couples with children.
The study mentioned in the worksheet The Telegraph included interviews and questionnaires to more than five thousand people. Childless also more valued partnerships and significantly more to the relationship did.
However, when respondents had to rate their overall satisfaction with life, proved the difference between the sexes.
The happiest group of all was mothers, while childless women were seen as the least satisfied. Among the group of childless men were slightly happier than fathers.
The study of the British Open University funded Economic and Social Research Council.
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