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Googley · 03-21-2016, 05:11 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#2
The Paradise Where Everyone's Divorced


According to the U.N., the average 30-year-old Maldivian woman has been divorced. Not once. Not twice. But three times. Three divorces before the age of 30 — and that’s just the average. Explanation? The Maldives has the highest divorce rate in the world. Indeed, the place literally holds the Guinness World Record.

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According to the U.N., the average 30-year-old Maldivian woman has been divorced.

Not once. Not twice. But three times. Three divorces before the age of 30 —

and that’s just the average. Explanation?

The Maldives has the highest divorce rate in the world.

Indeed, the place literally holds the Guinness World Record..

#4
Quote:Marcus reports that, when gathered at the bar, Maldivian men say they’ve been cursed with the most promiscuous women on the planet.


so what category the men fall under?  Tongue

#5
Chalk it up to easy come, easy go. In the Maldives, the courting period before having sex is two motorcycle trips around the island, Marcus tells us. And good news for those four-time-divorced ladies: While premarital sex may carry a stigma, divorce sure doesn’t.

#6
90 %  of  Maldivians are Muslims

#7
So at 18 they marry so the can satisfy raging hormones.

then divorce when NOT satisfied.

Pre-marital sex is illegal BUT divorce is easy and cheap and legal !

The strictah de Guvment de wiser de horny sex starved population  ::LOL::

#8
I envy the Maldivians,.U nfortunately  Allah is not amused  because in 20 years the islands will cease to  exist , just  like Sodom and Gomorrah . Instead of fire , cataclysmic floods  due to rising  ocean water caused by global warming

#9
Hope I can get there and back B4 de Almighty  strike

Mauritius as well : dem gyal prappah Nutritious !

#10
The system in Maldives encourages the high divorce rate. The outlawing of pre-marital sex forces the youngsters to get married too early and for the wrong reasons, and to have a divorce by just openly declaring it without formality would really help to create those statistics.

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