There are people who say that age is simply a number and the difference between two people between two people does not matter as long as they love each other. What if this is not true? What if the age difference is a sign that the life expectancy of your relationship?
Nobody has had a clear answer about it, but experts seem to have a solution for the relationship to function. According to studies at Emory University in Atlanta, there is a mathematical account about age, which increases the chances of a lifelong connection.
About 3,000 people participated in the study. All of them had been married at least 1 time. What did everyone unite? The bigger the age difference of couples, the higher the chance to split.
Of course, these are relative data, but one of the arguments that supports this is the fact that partners are divided as they try to have different interests, goals and desires.
If you and your partner have a 10-year difference, it is said that the odds for sharing are 30%. If you have 20, the risk goes up to 95%.
In addition, what turned out to be interesting was the difference in education. If this difference is profound, the odds for sharing are 43%. However, we go back to age. What is the ideal age difference between a couple?
Scientists say 1-year difference is the perfect fit for a successful relationship, but even if you are 2 or 3 years old, you're back on track. Chances to split up are only 3%.
