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    RELATIONSHIPS

    Dec 16, 2023 2 minutes

    Plumbing the mystery of why some fan-favorite famous couples called it quits after decades

    By Belinda Luscombe

    he conventional view of marriage holds that its satisfaction levels are U-shaped. There’s a hyped-up romantic part at the start, and then a decline as people come to terms with the fact that life with another person is only sometimes an escalator to the upper reaches of happiness

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