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Divorce is a topic many people avoid.

Despite this, the bottom line is it’s a lot more common than you think.

That said, discussing divorce, especially in numbers, is crucial.

Knowing the facts and statistics about divorce helps make this painful situation easier to understand and navigate.

On top of that, it can also help you realize that you are not alone.

If you want to know more about how common divorce is and the factors that affect it, keep reading.

Treating sex as a taboo topic is a thing of the past.

After all, knowledge is power.

As the landscapes related to sexual health, attraction, and needs change, you may wonder what people’s sexual habits look like now.

In this article, we’ll examine numbers and facts to get to the core of what it’s like to be a sexual being.

It’s safe to say that most people were raised in the shadow of romance.

And every perfect love story we were told growing up ended in marriage.

But what does marriage in the US and around the world look like in reality?

How many people are getting married? What drives this lifelong commitment?

I’ll examine the answer to these questions by looking at some of the most important marriage statistics.

Breaking up is complicated – and getting back together after splitting is even more so.

But the reality is that this happens – a lot.

After all, it’s typical for relationships to go through tons of stages as they grow.

But how common is this phenomenon? Is it normal for people to get back together again after their breakup?

More importantly, are there factors that influence this?

Taking a look at statistics is the best way to gain insight which will help you uncover answers to all your questions.

Ready to delve into real data about second chances?

Cheating is taboo.

Yet people do it anyway.

And if there’s anything people enjoy more than doing it, it’s talking about it.

Gossip is how it’s often discussed, in hushed whispers with unspoken rules about keeping things confidential.

Let’s shed light on this topic that’s mired in hearsay with over 100 adultery and infidelity statistics.

And the numbers don’t lie.

Sexual and emotional infidelity is a hard reality people in relationships have to reckon with.

Age is a controversial topic when it comes to relationships.

No one would bat an eye about a couple being a couple of years apart.

But when the age discrepancy is obvious, people start talking.

So let’s clear the air on age gap relationships and let the facts and figures speak for themselves.

The very concept of a long-distance relationship sounds contradictory.

How can romance survive between two people when they barely spend time together?

More importantly, humans need to be touched.1

And yet, long-distance relationships exist and persist.

Let’s dig into the facts and figures about long-distance relationships to better understand how and why they work.

Cheating has never been this easy, thanks to Ashley Madison.

It’s an online dating platform dedicated to adultery: targeting married couples.

This concept can only work in the digital age.

A cheater can easily find someone who’d indulge their fantasy on the Internet.

They can even do it in bed with their smartphone next to their spouse, and their partner wouldn’t even know.

As controversial as it sounds, the idea has found success.

Nothing else encapsulates the age of social media better than online dating.

We’re all on our phones all the time.

We swipe left and right through a never-ending scroll of the most perfectly curated photos.

The snappiest snap judgments of people are made based on the tiniest of text blurbs.

It’s hard to tell who’s telling the truth and who’s got ulterior motives.

Instant engagement is expected, and interest is lost just as fast.

And 99% of the time, we do it just because we’re bored.

Marital troubles can have the most mundane beginnings.

It could be as simple as:

Writing a cryptic status update on Facebook.

Liking a gym workout video on Instagram.

Or retweeting a controversial statement on Twitter.

For as seemingly ordinary a thing can be, the way we use social media can drastically affect our relationships.