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Round two comes with some unexpected perks. Don't believe us? Then read on.

Divorce can be extremely devastating. But that doesn't really mean you have botched all your chances of finding wedding bliss ever. A failed first union does in no way imply that you spend the rest of your life without feeling unloved, disrespected and insecure. Second marriages are often better than first time in the altar. After all, there is a whole lot of truth in the saying: “Sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.” We explain how:

Common connection
Whether it's your common love for food or fishing or your dislike for all things pink and mushy, it's seen that second marriages usually unite partners with common likes and dislikes. Isn't that a boon?

Similar Big picture
Things like where to live, what to eat, where to vacation, how much to spend on holidays are no more the bones of contention. In second marriages, what matters is mutually helping each other realise one's plans and ambitions.

He does the dishes!
Second marriages are less about being right and more about getting a work done. It's more of a functional partnership where one does the dishes while other takes care of the laundry without fussing over who does what. In short, you are calmer, more skilled and better efficient to deal with things.

You learn to compromise
Compromising comes easily now because your ego isn't toed to holding your ground like in the past. Now you know working together is the only way to get things right.

AW: Suchorita Choudhury