A recent study determined that “men and women took six common paths out of divorce” (Santrock, 2015, p. 451). There are stimulants that improve emotionally after a divorce with their peer and allow them to better deal with stress and problems. Fairly good ones are considered average and evolve both positively and negatively. They often marry partners similar to their first partner, but have changed their social lives. Seekers are very common and try to find a new partner as quickly as possible, which can have various consequences. Libertines engage in more casual sex and singles bars, but often end up finding it unsatisfying. A small group called competent loners have adapted well through successful effort and social skills. Finally, the losers often had problems before the divorce that only increased after the divorce. These six different groups show the range of development potential of an individual after a divorce, which can lead to both positive and negative developments depending on the case..