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The Marriage Corridor is a geo-political border that encloses 93% of the world's acceptable male candidates for marriage or civil unions. The countries within the Marriage Corridor include and are limited to Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, and Switzerland. Liberal attitudes towards women's rights, education, health care, and working conditions of this belt are correlated to lower divorce rates, higher standards of living, lower infant mortality, lower body mass index (BMI), longevity, and general contentment.
Individuals from outside the Marriage Corridor who select spouses or partners within the Corridor are usually
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