Getting it right the second time

Second marriages break up more often than first ones. Not because people try less, but because life is more complicated: kids, exes, money, two households. If you are in DFW and want your next marriage to be your last, start with who you choose.

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Questions to ask early

What to look for this time

What the long-marriage data says

NamesBonds is built on the largest study ever done on names and lifelong marriage: official marriage and divorce records of nearly 1.3 million US couples, many followed for 40 years.

In a test on couples it had never seen, 95 in 100 couples our matching rated 90 or higher never divorced, 40 years later.

Singles events in DFW this month

Want to meet people face to face too? These organizers run regular singles nights in Dallas and Fort Worth:

How NamesBonds works in Dallas

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Questions people ask

Do second marriages last?

Many do. The ones that last usually start with clear talks about kids, money and where to live, before the wedding, not after.

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Built on the largest study ever done on names and lifelong marriage: nearly 1.3 million US couples.