Harry and Jessica move back in together after separating for a brief period. Harry's father tells him that he is experiencing a midseparation and that he doubts that it would last. Which of the following is an accurate statement that will strengthen the father's argument

Couples that undergo pseudo-reconciliation rarely stay together for long

Explanation:

Pseudo-reconciliation is a phase where the couple or one of the couple who have recently separated start to feel stressed or feel social pressure which makes them feel emotional, lonely or depressed during separation. This makes them remember the early times when fell in love with them and adds a factor of guilt and loneliness and reminds them of the comfort and good times they shared with their partners. This leads the couple, in this case Harry and Jessica, to move back together. Once they move back together they would once again experience the same issue which is likely in such scenarios. This is because the couple is not interested in the other person but is rather interested in the idea of being with someone. Harry's father can strengthen his argument by stating the pseudo-reconciliation phase.