Why too many break up in couples in USA and other European countries as compared with Asian countries?

[Cheerfull009]

[Julie4]

There is no one definitive answer to why there may be differences in the rates of breakups in couples between different countries or regions. However, there are several factors that could potentially contribute to this trend.


One possible factor is cultural and social norms around relationships and marriage. In some cultures, there may be stronger social pressure to stay in a marriage or long-term relationship, while in others there may be more acceptance of divorce or separation. For example, in some Asian countries, there may be a greater emphasis on family and community values, which can influence attitudes towards marriage and divorce.


Another possible factor is economic and financial stability. Couples in countries with more stable economies and lower levels of poverty may be less likely to experience financial stress and relationship strain due to financial difficulties, which can be a contributing factor in some breakups.


It is important to note that these are just some possible factors and that relationships and breakups can be influenced by a range of individual and societal factors. Ultimately, the reasons for differences in breakups rates between countries may be complex and multifaceted, and can vary widely depending on individual circumstances and cultural context.

[LazerBean]

Because people are shamed for divorcing in Asian countries. In the Philippines it's illigal.

[WindAtMyBack]

It's easier. Divorce in the US increased when the laws changed to allow no-fault divorce, which means couples can get divorced for almost any reason, or no reason. It's also cultural. After a while it simply became accepted by most of society. Personally I don't see anything wrong with divorce. But I do see something wrong with being forced to stay with someone you don't want to be with.

I know in some Asian countries divorce is illegal, or very difficult. I personally know two couples from the Philippines who moved to the US just so they could get divorced.

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Poverty levels differ significantly between Western civilization and Asian civilization.

The poorer you are the most likely you will stick with another person as that strengthen the likelyhood to survive and live better rather if you are alone.

The U. S. and Europe and its population is far better off financially than Asian countries so people in the U. S. and Europe will not endure someone who is raising hell in their life nor need them to survive financially.

[Cheerfull009]

Wealth or money is not the reason of strong bond between couples, but cultural and moral values, society, parents and other family members are to interfere and solve martial problems, mostly there is joint family system, partners are considered as :Tissue Paper :mostly arrange marriage system, which is consensual, mother, father, sister, brother and other family members play possitve role to keep couples, a happy and successful life,

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Money plays a big role if you are poor and struggling just to get by.

[Cheerfull009]

No role of money, rich countries have bigger rate of divorces and breakups, than poor countries, in most Asian countries, there is no concept of :Fuck & Dump:"like USA and European countries

[Cheerfull009]

Countries, where people follow the concept of :Fuck & Dump:and :Tissue Paper :have higher rate of divorces and breakups

[call_me_scar]

Culture and people have more rights in the u. s and Europe so it's easier to get a divorce if things don't work out rather than being stuck in a bad marriage