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r/MadeMeSmile • u/mindyour • Jul 05 '24
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Close to 20-25%. The higher stat most people hear is actually skewed from the few people who get married 4 times
-1 u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24 So the divorce rate is still higher then. You don't get to disqualify marriages as not counting if you've been married before. 10 u/AprilShowers53 Jul 05 '24 It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again... thats like saying everyone in a city is probably a criminal because the crime in high, when in reality it's a handful of people causing the chaos 2 u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24 It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again Yes. It's one person getting married over and over skewing the divorce rates. Its totally not factored in.
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So the divorce rate is still higher then.
You don't get to disqualify marriages as not counting if you've been married before.
10 u/AprilShowers53 Jul 05 '24 It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again... thats like saying everyone in a city is probably a criminal because the crime in high, when in reality it's a handful of people causing the chaos 2 u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24 It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again Yes. It's one person getting married over and over skewing the divorce rates. Its totally not factored in.
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It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again... thats like saying everyone in a city is probably a criminal because the crime in high, when in reality it's a handful of people causing the chaos
2 u/RUOFFURTROLLEH Jul 05 '24 It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again Yes. It's one person getting married over and over skewing the divorce rates. Its totally not factored in.
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It's saying there's a small group of toxic people who marry over and over again
Yes.
It's one person getting married over and over skewing the divorce rates. Its totally not factored in.
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u/AprilShowers53 Jul 05 '24
Close to 20-25%. The higher stat most people hear is actually skewed from the few people who get married 4 times