WHY DO YOU THINK MARRIED COUPLES DNT MAKE IT TO 10 YEARS?

What are you talking about? My wife and I have been married 40 years.

Usually it's the first marriage that usually ends up self-destructing quickly. These are usually the marriages that happen right out of high school or college, when people are still too young and naive and aren't really thinking clearly. The 2nd marriages are usually the marriages where people take all of the mistakes from the first marriage, learn from it, and avoid making them over again.

They don't try, or they marry the wrong people.

Should get a divorce

I dunno. This year will be my parents 51st wedding anniversary.

Many do...

Honestly? Lack of commitment.

Yes of course there are some other reasons such as death of a spouse or a truly irreconcilable difference such as a shift in sexual orientation or gender identity.

But most marital problems (money, communication, trust, etc.) can be overcome if both partners are 100% committed and are willing to work together as a team to resolve conflict.

By the way, I'm not suggesting that lack of commitment is always a bad thing because it isn't. For example, if one's spouse becomes seriously destructive to his/her own self or others, such as substance abuse, violence, infidelity, it is reasonable for the partner to reconsider their commitment to the marriage.

Because women and men are so different, and honestly, a lot of men cant have a monogamous relationship , no matter how much they love their wife, its like its in their DNA to cheat, than when wife leaves him for cheating, he acts like its the end of the world (at least some). If he valued his marriage so much why would he take such risk. Than he gets remarried and cheats again. I'm not speaking for just one exp, I hears this from many friends, colleagues , co-workers

Also, I'm not saying all men are like this, but even the good once can be easily steered to cheat if they have the opportunity and they know they wont get caught

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