Would there be less divorce rates if people talked about having open marriages more?
Tim Cella Former Paralegal at Ascent Law (2018–2021) Probably not. Having worked in a divorce lawyer’s office, I open marriages isn’t necessarily the thing that will stop people from getting divorced. According to the information I’ve se3en, almost 92 percent of couples who have an open relationship eventually divorce. Despite this, there is no evidence that open marriages are more effective than traditional monogamous relationships. In fact, there are some studies that show that they are less effective. One study found that a slight increase in the risk of divorce was associated with couples who engaged in extramarital sex. Another study found no difference in divorce rates. The long-term effects of divorce can be devastating for children and their parents. It can lead to more substance use, higher rates of binge drinking, and higher rates of school suspensions. In addition, it can increase crime rates and increase the risk of suicide. It can also cost the ...