I'm saying that I don't judge people or deem them as less desirable if they have had a divorce or have a child. I know people who married their "top option" in their early 20s and now that they're 30, they are divorced. We all aim to "get it right" the first time, but if we're talking about "real life" and not "Disney stuff" then that is the reality: it's not uncommon for people who marry at a young age to grow apart once they reach their 30s.
I'd argue that those people were on some Disney stuff, married for superficial reasons, were not good judges of character and the result is what should be expected.
Marriage based on "love" is a dumb reason to marry in the first place. It's a relatively new phenomenon in human history.
If "love" or the "lifetime of tingles" is what you mean by "get it right", those marriages were doomed to fail from the jump. Marriage is a process, not a feeling.