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New consult finds 91% of couples are happily married with 17% describing their attribute as ‘perfect’
Shared family values, goals and life opinion listed as many critical factors in creation a attribute work

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06:05 EST, 3 Oct 2012

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Nine out of 10 couples explain they are happily married as a array of weddings continue to arise while divorce rates dwindle.

A consult of some-more than 2,000 married couples has found that 91 per cent are happy with their attribute while 17 per cent of these report their matrimony as ‘perfect’.

The infancy of couples determine that pity family values was a many critical aspect to creation a attribute work – closely followed by common goals and opinion on life as good as carrying a clarity of humour.

Happily ever after: More than 90 per cent of couples contend they are happily married

It comes as a array of marriages have risen for a initial time in 40 years and couples can now marry around-the-clock after a lifting of a 176-year-old anathema on removing hitched outward a hours of 8am-6pm.

In an normal week, a infancy of couples spend 61 per cent of their gangling time together, according to a consult by online dating website eHarmony.

And in a spin of events, it seems that it is a group who would like to spend some-more time with their partners, while women are happy balancing their amicable life between their husbands and friends.

Key to a happy marriage?: Most couples listed common family values, goals and opinion on life as a many critical aspects to creation a attribute work

While some-more than 30 per cent of husbands would like to spend all of their giveaway time with their wife, 56 per cent of women concluded that spending time divided from their partners was healthy and a serve 29 per cent certified that they would indeed find their partner vitriolic if he were around all of a time.

Couples quizzed spent 11 a weeks examination radio together though usually 3 hours on regretful activities – heading to a miss of intrigue and group determining a TV channel being women’s biggest gripes in their relationships.

But 28 per cent of group certified they found a awaiting of their wives removing prepared to go out a many vitriolic and a serve 21 per cent angry about their partner’s backseat driving.

Reversing trends: The array of marriages and divorces in England and Wales, 1930 -2010

General Marriage Rate (GMR) in England and Wales, from 1930-2010, shows a tiny arise during a finish of a graph for a initial time in 40 years

Jenni Trent Hughes, Relationship Advice Expert for eHarmony, said: ‘Ninety-one per cent is a poignant volume of couples that are happily married in a UK, generally by economically severe times.

‘This year has been a celebratory year when as a republic we have triumphed, with any impulse played out opposite a TV, so as a whole we’re feeling a lot some-more positive.

‘What’s quite engaging is how happily married people contend they have a same family values, same goals, share a clarity of humour and opinion on life, since scholarship tells us that it’s likeness opposite these core values that will keep us happy in a prolonged term.’

As marriages increase, a rate of divorce has also been consistently descending in a final 20 years.

Mean age during matrimony for group and women, 1970-2010

Age during matrimony for group and women, 2010

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Happily ever after: More than 90 per cent of couples contend they are happily married
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DM, was this design taken in a UK?They are sitting in a lefthand expostulate car!!!!

True British Patriot
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London, United Kingdom,
03/10/2012 22:08

Yes happy married. The usually thing tht realy annoys us is that we would both be improved off financialy if we were single. we would suggest anyone deliberation matrimony not to do it. Both of we should buy a house, one of you, normaly a man, afterwards rents his residence out. Then she rents a room in her residence to him as a profitable lodger, during a declaired rate that will not impact any advantages she recieves.

charlie
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portsmouth,
03/10/2012 21:33

We have been married for 50 years, we have been by bad times,, had times when we were unequivocally tough up, have been times when we could have walked out, though we consider many couples go by times like that, some conduct to continue a them and others travel away, though if we adore and honour your partener, afterwards we get over them, it is group work to keep a matrimony together, Today during a initial pointer of difficulty they partial instead of operative by it, we still do not trust that people should live together and not get married, though a lot of people do and they stay together they work during it like a married couple. we have a freind who has lived wiith his partener for over 40 years they have been by bad times though have stayed committed to any other and bought a family up, either we get married or not it is all about joining to any other and staying true to any other.

daisymay
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auckland, New Zealand,
03/10/2012 19:39

Nothing to do with reduction people removing married no.

Mack
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London,
03/10/2012 18:11

and detached from a 10 people that took partial in that check …. a other 36 million out of 40 million pronounced they were desperately unfortunate in their marriages and are usually with their spouses since financially they could not means to be single. LOL

Matt Sl utton
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london, United Kingdom,
03/10/2012 17:57

Do not get divorced – sinecure a hitman – it is cheaper and quicker!

Fred
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Colony of EUSSR, United Kingdom,
03/10/2012 16:01

How many of these couples were on their 2nd marriage?

stanebrain
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paisley,
03/10/2012 15:52

Probably since a reasons for people removing married have changed. No one unequivocally marries since they have to anymore. Men don’t have to marry a lady since they “Dishounored” her women don’t need to marry a man for money. Also there is reduction tarnish now trustworthy to people who are in their 30′s still singular so people are means to take a time to find a right person, rather than feeling like a spinster or batchelor during 25 settling for a unsuited chairman they’re with since they feel they have to. People get married now since they are in adore wish to be with that chairman forever. That’s positively a box in my happy marriage. He’s my whole universe we wouldn’t have it any other way.

Tifa Lockheart
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Midgar, United Kingdom,
03/10/2012 15:41

Hmmm seems tike we am one of a 9% who isn’t happy, though it’s too dear for divorce.

UKIP Voter
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Plymouth EUSSR, United Kingdom,
03/10/2012 15:29

If people are unhappily married, afterwards today they tend to get divorced… many people don’t stay in an unfortunate matrimony . Sounds like rather of a injured “study” to me.

Jim
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Swansea,
03/10/2012 15:28

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‘Couples Therapy’: Courtney Stodden teases ‘vicious energy’ in deteriorate 2

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Since a impulse actor Doug Anthony Hutchison and his 34-years-younger bride Courtney Stodden (then 16) took their matrimony public, they have been a informative lightning rod. From a Las Vegas chapel to a pumpkin patch and now VH1′s Couples Therapy, they have never shied divided from a possibility to put their argumentative attribute on display. But will tonight’s Therapy premiere vigilance that a honeymoon proviso is strictly over? Stodden spoke with EW about her reasons for going on a show, a present adversary a other women felt toward her, and her husband’s “fearless effervescence.” Read on…

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: What drew we to Couples Therapy?
COURTNEY STODDEN: Doug and we motionless to go on Couples Therapy since he and I, like many married couples, had some issues that we wanted to understanding with…. Doug and we have kind of a [typical] marriage, though we do understanding with age-difference issues such as communication and things like that. So we checked into Couples Therapy anticipating they could assistance us with that.

Did we wish to get a response from people going on this show?
It seems like whatever we do, we get a response from people. … I’m fun and provocative, though I’m not too crazy either. we am a critical person, and we am a tellurian being, so we kind of wanted to get that across: I’m not usually this provocative image. I’m also a person.

Of all a couples on a show, it seems like we dual were underneath a many vigour from others’ preconceived notions. What was that like?
When we went into therapy, there was a lot of drama. We were a final integrate to enter a home, and we kind of incited a residence upside down. There were misconceptions, and people’s perceptions of me were twisted.

You can unequivocally see that in a promo when Nik Richie calls we trash. What happened there?
Nik, as good as many of a expel members, was perplexing to argument with me a whole whole time. Almost any day it finished adult being about me, my image, what we exude. Dr. Jenn [Berman] even told me we was apropos too many of a daze for her therapy routine since they were too bustling focusing on me and not their possess marriages. … And it wasn’t usually Nik. [He] was a initial one to kind of step out and chuck a initial punch since his mother [former Bachelor competitor Shayne Lamas] was removing a small intimidated, a small sceptical since we was removing all a courtesy from a group when we walked in there.

So jealousy was behind a dispute between we and a other couples?
One thing that Shayne told my father over a march of a deteriorate was that a women were removing indignant with me since we was flirting with their husbands. It’s humorous since even if we usually walked adult to their father and said, “Hi, how’s your day going?” [the women thought] we was flirting with them. we consider that’s since we didn’t get a event to bond unequivocally good with a women of a house, nor their husbands…. There was kind of a infamous appetite going on that got in a way.

What were a many startling things we schooled about yourself and your relationship?
I schooled that we am myself and that we am different. … It was humorous since Dr. Jenn told me we was apropos a daze from therapy — that shows me that we am a opposite one. Doug was unequivocally a usually one there for me on a set, so that was kind of therapy for us as good because, when you’re a usually dual people that have any other, we have to rest on one another and even make your bond even some-more strong.

What primarily drew we and Doug to one another?
It was unequivocally organic how we were drawn to one another. we consider we were drawn to one another’s appetite and a intrepid effervescence. We were kind of small rebels, and we were captivated to that in one another. We both consider out of a box and are not fearful to be ourselves and be different.

Will viewers see any of your regretful moments or dates?
I don’t know about romance. [Laughs] Drama, drama, drama? Yeah. All a other couples got their one-on-one time together, though Doug and we were too bustling fighting with everybody!

Couples Therapy premieres tonight during 10 p.m. ET on VH1.

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