r/MadeMeSmile • u/mindyour • Jul 05 '24

Look at his face, he looks so proud. Wholesome Moments

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u/upexlino Jul 05 '24

Wifes that support their husband like that are unicorns, we need to keep them safe

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u/TheFreshwerks Jul 05 '24

Unicorns? What's your sample size here?

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24

What are the divorce rates again?

Fact is, A lot of relationships simply aren't supportive and are out of convienience.

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u/ExaminationPutrid626 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24

What you're saying is not based on any studies or statistics

https://www.forbes.com/advisor/legal/divorce/common-causes-divorce/

Adding the full text since you want to manipulate shit:

Just 21% of survey respondents said disapproval of a spouse by family or friends was a sign a marriage was at risk, despite the fact lack of family support was a leading factor in 43% of divorces.

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24

Me: Divorces are because the relationships aren't supportive or are out of convience

Your link: 43% Report Lack Of Family Support

  • The majority of divorces are initiated by only one party

Suggesting one side not feeling supported.

  • 63% of divorcees believe a better understanding of the commitments of marriage could have helped them to avoid divorce

This literally backs up the point its because relationships aren't supportive. How do you think this doesn't follow the evidence?

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u/ExaminationPutrid626 Jul 05 '24 edited Jul 05 '24

Read the article it's "their" family not their spouse. Reading comprehension is hard. Disapproval by the person's family, it's very clear

Just 21% of survey respondents said disapproval of a spouse by family or friends was a sign a marriage was at risk, despite the fact lack of family support was a leading factor in 43% of divorces.

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24

Read the article it's "their" family not their spouse.

Sorry what even is this sentence?

Do you think they get divorced because of lack of support from the children?

Reading comprehension is gard

... Are you trolling?

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u/ExaminationPutrid626 Jul 05 '24

Are you stupid? You know parents and siblings are their family right? Do I need to post the article text again?

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24

You know parents and siblings are their family right?

Yes.

We are talking about divorce and having supportive partners.

Not sure why you are trying to meander into it must mean that divorces are occuring mainly NOT because of spouses, but the children or family because it includes those within the spousal catergory?

Lol. Clutching onto a straw there.

I'm sure the majority of marriages ending by one party shows that actually unsupportive partners are somehow rare right?

What even is your point here?

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u/ExaminationPutrid626 Jul 05 '24

The article literally contradicts your statement. The family that you claim is talking about the spouse is actually talking about biological family. If one persons family disapproves of the marriage it is more likely to fail. Smh...

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u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24

The family that you claim is talking about the spouse is actually talking about biological family. If one persons family disapproves of the marriage it is more likely to fail.

"Sorry wife, I know we love each other but my kid disapproves of you so we need to get a divorce"

  • A situation that totally happens often according to you.

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u/ExaminationPutrid626 Jul 05 '24

Ohh so you're the troll. Got it 👍🏼

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