It usually takes six to ten years or more after a remarriage before the stepfamily reaches this stage of the relationship.

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The statement mentions that it takes "six to ten years or more" before the stepfamily reaches a certain stage of the relationship, indicating that it is not an early remarriage. The term "post remarriage" is not commonly used to describe a stage in stepfamily relationships. "Remarital stability" refers to the longevity of the remarriage itself and is not specific to the development of the stepfamily. Therefore, "late remarriage" is the most appropriate choice.

It Usually Takes Six to Ten Years or More After