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I read a cnn article today that said only 10% of adults that were married for several decades had the same chemical changes in the brain when they saw a picture of their partner, as they did when they first met. It did happen in 10% of the couples, so whatever it was, their formula worked.
My question is, is it better to get married later in life, so there is time to change and get to a point where you know what you are truly looking for or is it more a thing of finding that perfect partner that has everything in common with you and that will resist any changes? (ie, growing, smoking, drinking, frequent sex, attractive bodies, whatever it may be that unites or divides couples)
It seems to me that getting married too young rarely works out because women change alot and men hardly change?
My question is, is it better to get married later in life, so there is time to change and get to a point where you know what you are truly looking for or is it more a thing of finding that perfect partner that has everything in common with you and that will resist any changes? (ie, growing, smoking, drinking, frequent sex, attractive bodies, whatever it may be that unites or divides couples)
It seems to me that getting married too young rarely works out because women change alot and men hardly change?
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