Thanks Florencia
Very interesting post ...

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According to that man, in Asian countries (like India and China), the divorce rate is very low because the judicial system here is so complicated that once you get married, you’re almost forced to stay together for life — there’s no other choice.

And if you even try to get a divorce, it’s considered as if your life is ruined. That’s why nowadays, many young people here are marrying foreigners — mostly Russians, and then people from London and the UK — because nowadays, local girls care more about a man’s money than about love.

Arranged marriages are still very common here, but the younger generation no longer believes in them. Marriages now mostly happen based on money and property. So, when the time for divorce comes, immediately there are disputes over property and money.

And here, divorce is not easy to get — in some cases, court proceedings drag on for as long as 40 years! The courts practically make you suffer so much that in the end, people feel it’s better to live alone than to go through that endless mental torture.

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That’s why nowadays, so many rights have been given to women here that men no longer even think about getting married. They say being single is much better.

But I’ve noticed something — some of my friends who are very rich, all of their wives are from Russia or London. Because when they travel to those countries for vacations or other things, the women there never ask about how much money or property they have. If those women genuinely like you and enjoy being with you, they stand by your side through everything.

So, according to them, that’s what true love is — “I like you for who you are, and no matter where you live or what you do, you’ll have my full support.”

That’s why I personally feel that marrying a foreigner is actually a very good thing these days.

The Man here only want true love -once they find that the man will do anything for her, the man will be ready to take all the responsibilities, including money and property, on his shoulders.

FLORENCIA NEVY wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 11, 2025 7:33 pm

Hi everyone!
I’ve seen all of your questions and comments — I’ll probably comment on them over the weekend. But I just couldn’t resist commenting on the topic of Russia’s high divorce rate.

Since it’s already midnight for me at the moment, I’m just dictating this message in Russian and asking ChatGPT to turn it into English for you — so it’s more like a quick voice note ( sorry for that @toddjames198329 otherwise i would have been typing it till the morning )


If you google it, you’ll find the usual explanations: financial difficulties, infidelity, or “personality mismatch” — that classic line people use when they don’t want to tell the real story.

But from what I personally see, talking to people from different countries and cultures, I honestly think the main reason is much simpler: in Russia, it’s just very easy to get divorced.

And that’s not only a legal thing — it’s cultural and psychological as well.
I know people who get divorced and remarried several times to the same person.

Legally, the process is lightning fast. If there are no underage children or property disputes, you just file a form and you’re officially divorced in a month. Even with kids or shared assets, it rarely takes more than three months — no lawyers, no huge expenses, just a small state fee.


In other countries ( I know about some European countries and the UK) , it can take up to two years, with all the legal steps, lawyers, and waiting periods.

Financially, the system is also easier to game. Alimony obligations can often be sidestepped when a portion of income is paid “off the books” or not fully declared. Real estate and other assets can be re-registered quickly, which sometimes makes property division a formality rather than a real settlement. And yes — there can be a corrupt element: by that I mean occasional cases where people bribe officials or use informal deals to transfer ownership to a third party, so the asset is technically no longer subject to division. I don’t mean this happens everywhere, but it does occur often enough to shape the overall picture.

And finally, there’s the cultural side: in Russia, divorce isn’t usually viewed as a personal failure or social tragedy. It’s seen more as a practical step — a way to close one chapter and start another.


Take care and enjoy life — no matter if you’re married, divorced, single or happily somewhere in between

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You are so nice to everybody, almost unreal.
Really hope her wunf scene is coming soon.

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Same here. Love is equal for both ladies, they can't be separated.