Good evening, everybody. Welcome to the show. We got a great show plan for you.

I'm going to be talking about relationship fixes and later in the show will be doing some sex myths.

I wanted to open the show first though with some interesting stats. I was working on a project and I was looking at some relationship statistics and I thought,

so these are a little interesting. I'm not going to get too deeply into the science behind them or why it is.

I mean, I'll mention it a little bit.

But I thought some of these were actually kind of fascinating and interesting.

Check this one out.

If you wait until you're 23 years old to commit, you're less likely to get divorced.

Now, again, that's really just looking at the fact that the older we are, the more

skill sets we hopefully gain and have, and we're more of an evolved person. So it's not really that

23 is a really odd cutoff. It's really just again looking at if you do the work as you get older,

you are more mature and you make better decisions

and you really understand what you're looking for. I think our 20s and early 30s should be a

time of a lot of casual dating to get to know who we are, work on a relationship skills.

Because remember, relational skills are experience dependent. They're not something we just have.

It's like, think of cooking. The more you cook,

the better you get. The more you learn about ingredients, what works and what doesn't work, the more

you're confident and comfortable you get. You don't just talk about food and then just cook one time,

one meal and think that you have a wide skill set. No, it doesn't work like that. So date a lot,

delay serious relationship for a while.

The older we get, the better our relationships should get if we're doing the work, ideally.

Because I think back to people I was willing to date in my early 20s and 30s. And dear God,

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