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Yeah, I think the likelihood of changing one's views on these things all come down to the "why" of those views. Like, why doesn't any given person want to get married again? Why doesn't any given person want to live with a partner again? I think, for many, if the reasoning is fear-based (ie, "I was burned on this once somehow, and don't want that to happen again.") changing their mind with time and distance from that situation, combined with other, more positive experience, may happen.
For others, it may be less likely.
I don't see myself changing my view on remarrying. One of the biggest things I learned during the 11 years I was married was that I don't actually believe in marriage. I got married at 20, and honestly had no idea what marriage even was. As I went through college, and learned more about the history of the institution, it just felt like a bad fit for me. I'm an atheist, so any religious aspects don't resonate. I don't buy for a minute that a marriage is more serious than any other good relationship (see for example: gay couples until several years ago). Historically, marriage was basically used to trade women like property and as a means of either keeping or distributing family influence or power. As a feminist, and a member of the 21st century, that feels icky to me.
I love, love. I love relationships. I love sharing life together. I live with my partner, who, not at all coincidentally, doesn't believe in marriage either. One of the best conversations we've had, which was, I believe, on our 3rd or 4th date, was why we don't believe in marriage. We both have different reasons, but they're all philosophical, not fear-based. It feels well thought out. (And because someone always has to bring this up, yes, I'm aware of the legal differences. Our attorneys have done a great job taking care of us in that respect. We also recommend this book.)