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"   Let&amp;#039;s get real: Having doubts before you get married are totally normal. But a new study from UCLA found that you shouldn&amp;#039;t just brush them off. The study followed more than 200 couples over a period of four years\u2014scientists spoke to participants a few months after they got married and then again every six months after that.  Here&amp;#039;s what they found: Newlywed wives who reported having doubts at the beginning of their marriages were 2.5 times more likely to be divorced four years later than wives who said they had no doubts. (We find it hard to believe that someone would have zero doubts, but okay\u2026 .) In the beginning of the study, 47 percent of men and 38 percent of women said they were uncertain or hesitant about getting married. Of the women who said yes, 19 percent were divorced by the end of the study compared to 14 percent of the men.  On the flip side, just eight percent of the women and nine percent of men who said they had no doubts were divorced by the end. So, should you ditch your guy because you have some doubts? Nope. Scientists say that you should try to talk to him about your concerns\u2014and what you&amp;#039;re excited about for the future\u2014before the big day. It&amp;#039;ll allow you to address any issues you have before your big aisle walk...and then you can focus on moving forward. Sounds like good advice to us. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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