6.6%!!!

Probability that a first marriage will survive 10 years - 6.6%. (US stats)
Sources: CDC, National Survey of Family Growth

statisticbrain.com/marriage-statistics/

What do you think about these stats, pol?

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youtube.com/watch?v=YR7SydnJAcU
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divorce_demography#Divorce_to_marriage_ratio
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Divorce_demography#Divorce_statistics_by_country
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Preddy bad man

How is the marriage landscape in Canada?

Same as America, i remember in high school at least half of white kids had divorced parents

Is this legit? Holy shit if so.

Breddy redpilling. This is what Sup Forums needs more of, hard data, not social media screen shots

Apparently the divorce rate of 50% is "per year".
So each year you run 1/2 chance of getting your ass divorced. When you get to year 10, those are the odds pretty much.

Of course if the divorce rate was 30% for another country you'd get a different number by year 10 etc.

>without a kid
>

Cohabitation stats are pretty redpilling for chicks hoping for marriage too.

Sounds like bullshit. Think back to middle school. If you were in a class of 30 people, 28 of them would've had divorced parents or single mothers.