Matt

Yeah.

Yes.

But with all of that negative news about divorce, it's very sad, very scary.

These are some uplifting stats about marriage.

So marriage actually comes with higher thriving rates.

Married people, especially ages 25 to 50, are significantly more likely to thrive.

And then also there's a happiness boost, which just makes sense to me.

Like I've heard of married couples because they're checking in on each other.

They're making sure that the...

person's taking their medicine or going to therapy or getting checked out if they're sick like people live longer when they're married too there's a bunch of data and research to support that but not only does it make you live longer but there's also um there's research to support people being happier when they're married so married individuals report being significantly happier with some analysis is showing them 30 points happier than unmarried counterparts points wow

I guess the points is a percentage.

And this is, again, research from Gallup.

And life satisfaction studies show married people report higher overall life satisfaction and happiness.

I love that.

Yes.

Yeah.

So there's a lot of health benefits, a lot of positive, you know, feelings and emotions that you get with marriage.

And I think while people can sometimes like it's easy to when when life's not going your way, just to find find something to gripe about.

Oh, it's my marriage.

It's this could be better.