Kinda shocked by Iran. Might be my own prejudice mindset though.
Also, wtf Portugal?
I wonder on average, how many times people get married in Portugal?
Like is it the norm to be on your 2nd marriage lol?
very sad truth about marriage these days is that nobody respects their wives or husbands, all people do is cheat, cheat, cheat, sad nobody respects the bible and WHAT GOD has told US to do...RESPECT YOUR wives and husbands, SAD to ME! No point in MARRYING if you do not want to be with that PERSON for the rest of YOUR LIFE! THIS is why I do NOT believe in MARRIAGE! because it has been misconstrued!! sad FOR HUMANS sad for THEM.
Incredible. Also, do you think that a couple can easily divorce based on nationality? Like for example, an American married to a South Korean. They have different cultures!
very sad truth about marriage these days is that nobody respects their wives or husbands, all people do is cheat, cheat, cheat, sad nobody respects the bible and WHAT GOD has told US to do...RESPECT YOUR wives and husbands, SAD to ME! No point in MARRYING if you do not want to be with that PERSON for the rest of YOUR LIFE! THIS is why I do NOT believe in MARRIAGE! because it has been misconstrued!! sad FOR HUMANS sad for THEM.
Canada is like 47% 
Kinda shocked by Iran. Might be my own prejudice mindset though.
it might be the case of people not legally registering their marriage
14% sounds too low
Most family friends from back home are on their 2nd or 3rd marriage at this point 
Display MoreCanada is like 47%
it might be the case of people not legally registering their marriage
14% sounds too low
Most family friends from back home are on their 2nd or 3rd marriage at this point
DAMN IT!!!!!!!! 
DAMN IT!!!!!!!!
idk about it though
the government here considers partners living together 1+ year as common-law partners and if they separate they might count it as divorce?
Display MoreCanada is like 47%
it might be the case of people not legally registering their marriage
14% sounds too low
Most family friends from back home are on their 2nd or 3rd marriage at this point
Lol, I was thinking it was too high lol.
I don't know a lot about the difference between Middle Eastern countries. I just know that the stereotype that I know of them is that it's hard to leave a marriage and get a divorce because of family pressure and the limit on women's rights. That's the image I've gotten from the Middle East as a whole.
idk about it though
the government here considers partners living together 1+ year as common-law partners and if they separate they might count it as divorce?
NOT SURE EITHER. if you are a couple for a long time then canada sees you as a couple, and if your partner has children (not biologically yours) then canada legally sees you as the father in divorce proceedings + child support, but couples who are not married but live together do not get counted as divorce just separation. CANADA has some GOOD laws when it comes to DIVORCE, BUT still high divorce rates, makes sense these days considering all the bad stuff that's happening in CANADA's economy.
Lol, I was thinking it was too high lol.
I don't know a lot about the difference between Middle Eastern countries. I just know that the stereotype that I know of them is that it's hard to leave a marriage and get a divorce because of family pressure and the limit on women's rights. That's the image I've gotten from the Middle East as a whole.
Well on a whole Iranian women are more educated than their men and stigma about divorce is pretty much dead.
Portugal is too high. Sus 
What is going on in Portugal?
And well... suddenly thinking of when I used to watch Danish children's TV shows (or at least those aimed at older children) and the parents were often divorced.
Same for Danish children's books.
Marriage rates are declining too. Personally, I feel marriage is a farce and meaningless in today's society. It's old fashioned and outdated imo and you certainly don't need a piece of paper and a bit of gold on your finger to tell somebody you love them. My partner and I have been together for 22 years and never felt the need to get married and we are happy.
God damn portugal 
But ehh. Divorce can be a good thing, necessary even. I’m glad it exists. Besides you don’t really need to be married to in order to be devoted to someone
Divorce statistics don't accurately account for "serial divorcers" - people who marry and divorce many times. These relatively few troubled people skew the stats upward.
Neighbor Girl married a Portuguese Guy. I wasn't supposed to be privy to any information, but I sure got n ear full. Best I can summarize is the groom and his family are very demanding, uncompromising and self center. Diva like
All then bride's family can't stand the groom and his family. They couldn't help but vent on me, I don't care. XD
also worth remembering there are 2 countries where divorce is not legal
guess
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