Even amongst the 2nd generation?
A good % don’t as well. Mostly out of laziness tbh, rather than benefit/housing situations.
Really? I’d say 50% of the habayars in my area in Ldn are single mothers, but then again you can’t tell the difference between a divorced habar or one who has a husband who decided to go back home. Same shit. They aren’t being provided for and the husband has been out of the picture for at least 4yrs.Higher than older generations but not as high as ajnabi despite the jokes y’all make.
90-95%
No, that’s ridiculously large.
What do you think is the cause of that? Why are they 4/5 divorced or separated?4/5 habyars on my mom's side are either divorced and or separated. Statiscally speaking how common is this
I don’t see such statistics in Minnesota or my family and relatives, this is coming from someone with divorced parents.
I’m not OG sis and thinking about it not one of my parents siblings from both sides are divorced. That’s pretty impressive. Can’t say the same for my cousins though, (their children).My family barely has any divorced people, I guess OGs are just based like that
Whaaaat. That’s madness. Biskina. Why do you think that is? What were the overwhelming stories you’d hear?
Out of all my relatives in Minnesota and Canada, my parents are the only divorced ones and my mom isn’t a single mom, my dad is still involved. I have at least 15 relative families in the twin cities alone, the rest are in toronto, ohio etc.
