Y'all REALLY don't wanna get married brehs?

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So you just pulled that 45% out of your ass then? OK :coffee:



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It's not my fault that your lazy, imbecilic ass didn't read the ENTIRE article!
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Divorce in America: Nailing Down the Numbers

That divorce rates are dropping goes against conventional wisdom, Cohen wrote in a blog about his research. Between 1960 and 1980, the “crude divorce rate” went from 2.2 to 5.2, an increase of 136 percent, which inspired some freaking-out about the dissolution of the American family.

Other experts, however, disagree a bit about some of the reasons divorce rates were so high in the 1970s. Many point to the rise of no-fault divorces as a big reason for the spike; though changes in divorce law during that decade might have sped up divorces, they didn’t really lead to an increase in their number, Stevenson says. What’s more agreed-upon is that divorce in America has declined since the 1980s, and in fact has fallen pretty steadily over the years.

The latest figures indicate that the overall divorce rate is the lowest it has been since 1970, at 16.7 per 1,000, in 2016. This is the “refined” rate, which looks at the total number of married women, who are thought to be better reporters of personal information than men tend to be, Payne notes.


“Using data from the ACS and calculating a rate that specifies married women, you’re looking at the risk of people who could actually divorce,” she says. The ‘first divorce rate,’ or the number of marriages that ended in divorce per 1,000 first marriages for women 18 and older, was 15.4 in 2016, according to research by the National Center for Family and Marriage Research at the Bowling Green State University. As noted earlier, black women experience divorce at the highest rate, 26.1 per 1,000, and the rate is lowest for Asian women at 9.2 per 1,000.

Ideally, you’d get the most accurate picture of divorce risk by following married people over time, Payne says. So you’d look at, say, all the marriages that started in 1993, and then look at who’s still married in 2018. But that kind of longitudinal data is harder to come by, not to mention expensive to do. The best estimate, based on projections, is that 45 percent of marriages will end in divorce.
 

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I would've married my last bytch if she wasn't so depressed/ depressing. She totally misrepresented how responsible she was , but I looked past all that, but it's always some shyt with her and she dont listen cause she feel like she got something to prove to me:yeshrug:
 

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Because the people not getting married would likely skew the data lower (more divorces). Since there is less pressure to get married, people who are more likely to fail at marriage or who would have gotten married at an age when they were not ready now are able to opt out. This helps lower the overall the divorce rate.
That might lower the divorce rate in the long run, but in the short term the marriages that exist are more likely to end in divorce, which should be driving divorce rates up
 
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[QUOTE="Blankthawtz, post: 36751869, member: 1952"]ain't nobody outside the Coli takin GMB serious breh.....at least i hope not...shyt is hilarious and entertaining.....thats where it stops....
everybody makes they own moves....nobody stoppin people from gettin married if they want to....and nobody forcin people to get married either....when u know u know....:manny:



i'm bout to hit my 5th year wedding anniversary this year....i'm enjoyin myself and lookin forward to another 5+......it is what it is....:myman:

lies from the pitts of hell[/QUOTE]

He dosent understand HOW many men have walked away from marriage. If Fox news ,MSNBC ,CNN , wall street journal etc have all had articles or talked about at length then it not just on the coli it a real thing. If nikkas want to live in they bubble so be it but let's not say it just on an internet forum that is just disingenuous.
 
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What's crazy is on here it's GMB butvin my real life I got friends and family brethren that vocally state how they'd he polygamists if they could :whoo: I'm not stating an opinion on it either way, but in my own experience this is an echo chamber



After America gets a handle on the LGBT shyt this a man dealing with more than one women is coming. It has been talked about a few times in the past year on national media....I myself don't plan on being nakamas from here on out.
 
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Jokes and fukkery aside :dahell:
I don't mean RIGHT NOW.
Actually, I don't even think I mean the title :patrice:


If YOU don't wanna get married then that's you, but to make it a campaign??? :why: We need marriage and strong black families... If you don't get that, then...


It's either :ufdup: or :mjpls:


And I'm not concerned with the :mjpls:

There is no "we" ...it's every man for himself

And you'll learn when she sends the government to snatch your kids, house and a monthly check.

Won't be no "we" when you alone in a crammed apartment ready to deepthroat a Glock- ready to end it all because you lost ya identity as a father and as a husband



If I want a black family then I'll relocate to Rwanda


F*ck outta here
 
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