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Tall men may want to get married earlier, but their marriages will not last as long as those of their lesser-than-short stature, according to a new study.

The researchers found that the divorce rate in low-dwarf men was significantly smaller than that of tall and average men. They are also more likely to marry young women and earn more money than their partners.

The authors have drawn this conclusion after looking at the data obtained from a large-scale study of income dynamics, which has conducted surveys for American families since 1968.

"Studies on online dating reveal, physical attraction is a key element in forming an initial relationship, but very little mention of the role of attraction in relationships. long-term " , experts emphasize.

Men with low dwarfs have less divorce than their male counterparts with average height or higher.In the picture are actress Nicole Kidman and her husband Keith Urban.(Photo: Word Press)

Previous studies have shown that, on average, tall men often advance to a higher position than their shorter counterparts. In the latest study, experts also discovered that low, middle and high men have very different partners.

In particular, men are less married and divorced at lower rates than high and average men. Their relative height compared to their partners is also related to the distribution of housework and income between the couple. In particular, tall men are more likely to do housework than their shorter counterparts.

The team also found that men were 269% less likely to marry someone of the same height than men of average height, and increased to 1.450% of the ability to marry certain women higher than them. Meanwhile, tall men are less likely to want to stick with someone for the same length as them.

According to the researchers, the discovery depicts the hierarchical hierarchy of men in the marriage and family market . It also shows that at least one physical trait is often associated with physical attraction affecting the formation, function and stability of long-term relationships.

They believe that short, low men tend to use money to make up for the lack of height . Low-income men also make more money than their partners, who tend to be less educated with them.

The team concludes that their work further validates the existence of bartering based on height , in which low men compensate for their small physique with a higher income rate, and herd he is highly capable of using their looks to seduce women with relatively higher incomes.