<p>I have googled quite alot to find any scientific statistics on any estimates of what share of all marriages consider themselves successfull. I understand that happiness is hard to measure, but is there at least somthing? What I've found was mostly recipes from/traits of successfull pairs, but this is not what I need.</p>

<p>Thanx</p>

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2017-09-24T13:36:06.940Z
What you may be interested in is the amount of divorcing vs not-divorcing marriages.
Robin Kramer-ten Have
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2017-09-24T14:19:22.983Z
No, I need any sort of life satisfaction surways.
Stepan Yakovenko
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2017-09-25T04:12:56.677Z
Could you share some additional info on why you need other information. The more context you provide the more spot-on (and less guess-y) the answer will be
Robin Kramer-ten Have
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Share of happy marriages
Stepan Yakovenko
# Share of happy marriages

(Asked by: username_0 on 2017-09-23)

I have googled quite alot to find any scientific statistics on any estimates of what share of all marriages consider themselves successfull. I understand that happiness is hard to measure, but is there at least somthing? What I've found was mostly recipes from/traits of successfull pairs, but this is not what I need.

Thanx

**Tags:** experimental-psychology, sociology

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: What you may be interested in is the amount of divorcing vs not-divorcing marriages.  
> **username_0**: No, I need any sort of life satisfaction surways.  
> **username_1**: Could you share some additional info on why you need other information. The more context you provide the more spot-on (and less guess-y) the answer will be  

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