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What if I told you that your chances of finding lasting love are worse than a coin flip? Two out of three marriages fail to reach "happily ever after"-not just through divorce, but through years of quiet misery or permanent separation. We live in an age of unprecedented romantic freedom, yet we're spectacularly bad at choosing partners. The problem isn't lack of options or bad luck. It's that we're using Stone Age instincts to solve modern relationship problems, grabbing at whatever catches our eye like children in a toy store with sixty seconds to choose. We spend more time researching which laptop to buy than evaluating the person we'll wake up next to for decades. But here's the surprising truth: relationship success isn't mysterious-it's mathematical. And once you understand the formula, you can dramatically improve your odds.