What Actually Predicts Divorce, and What Women Really Want in a Partner — ft. James Sexton

Sep 9, 2026 · 34 min · YouTube

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0:00I've always said the most dangerous phrase for me, [music] the biggest predictor of a divorce is when I hear someone respond to their spouse the with the [music] following. What? Like what?
0:11Like just that that contemptuous what what are you on about? And and it's fascinating because we all, you know, like you said, you sit down sometimes with couples or you go out with couples
0:20and you can just feel on people, [music] you know, when there's this sense of like disrespect or disconnection. [music] Welcome to Propy on Relationships, a special two-part [music] series about
0:33love, marriage, and what it takes to make a partnership last. We're joined by divorce attorney and author James Stanton, [music] who's become a bit of a like almost like a I don't know, a
0:42relationship guru, having said seen kind of the other side of of what a successful relationship look like. Together, we're going to try to answer questions about what predicts divorce,
0:51how couples maintain both fairness and desire, [music] and what we've learned from navigating complicated relationships. Uh, James, it's great to see you. >> Yeah, good to see you, too, Scott.
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