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Victoria Revay | July 3, 2007 at 09:17 am
According to a
Pew Research Center survey on parenting and marriage, having kids is considered less of a factor for a successful marriage than it was once thought. Instead, the study found that couples now rate sharing household chores, income and having a happy sexual relationship as more prominent factors to make a marriage successful.
The survey also found that, by a margin of nearly 3-to-1, Americans say the main purpose of marriage is the "mutual happiness and fulfillment" of adults rather than the "bearing and raising of children."
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