what are the chances of getting back together after devorce?

Answer 1

Depends on what broke you up in the first place. If it was your appalling spelling, I guess not much!

Keep Happy, nobody wants a misery cluttering up the place.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Happens alot more than people realize. Couples divorce and then after seeing whats out there, decide it wasnt so bad after all, and get remarried. Seems second time around marriages to th same spouse actually work better and seem to last alot longer too, for whatever reason.Most tell methats its better the second time around, whatever that means. Maybe they dont take each oter for granted as before and really know what each other is capable of doing if pushed. Who knows? Actual numbers unknown but Ive seen hundreds of couples retie the knot again to each other over the years

Answer 4

Not unheard of. My friends divorced after a decade together. Within 2 years they were back living together as husband and wife. They've been back together about 4 years now. They haven't tied the knot again, but they're very much a couple.

Answer 5

It can happen, if they can reconcile. However, it is not recommended. This is because if one or both have not substantially changed since the last divorce, then they are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past in their second marriage. This would only likely lead to yet another divorce, and misery for both.

Answer 6

it all depend on what went wrong in the first place. if you and your ex spouse was to sit down and talk and sort things out to why it went wrong in the first place and that your spouse still love you then there is hope.
many years ago, when i was married to my first husband, things between us was very bad indeed. I divorce him and after 1 year i regreted divorcing him because i still loved him. we got back together and started to live together and then we moved away far away to start a fresh start. we successfully live together for 10 years then we got re- married, then after two years of marriage he died. what made our marriage successful was we talked and sorted our problems out and made sure mistakes did not happen again.

Answer 7

I have actually seen statistics that 1 in 5 couples reconcile after a divorce. Usually its easier if kids are involved.

Answer 8

Good, I hope. I really hope my ex will understand one day what he's decided to walk away from. On the other hand, maybe by then we'll have both changed so much, i won't want him back. If this is a serious question, I wish you luck.

Answer 9

If nothing changes between you, then not much chance.

To find out what needs to change, try reading this

http://www.scientologyhandbook.org/SH13.HTM

It covers all the reasons why divorce happens and how to fix it before things go wrong ... and afterwards.

Good luck.

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Answer 10

my aunt married when she was 17, their marriage lasted till she was 27 then they divorced, 6 years later they got back together and re-married, she is in her 50's now and is still married to him, i think their 6 year split mended alot of things that were broken first time round....so my answer is...if you can make it work 2nd time round then you are both meant to be together for life...i hope so...good luck