concept   divorce
39 commonsense assertions
Cultures (39) • Western cultures (1) • United States (1) • Catholic regions (1) • Western countries (1) • secular culture (1) • Philippines (1) • Middle East (1) • Christian culture (1) • Protestantism (1) • traditional conservative cultures (1) • traditional societies (1) • religious (1) • Christianity (1) • Italy (1) • Abrahamic cultures (1) • Canada (1) • Catholicism in Western countries (1) • Christianity-based cultures (1) • Conservative Hindu culture (1) • Muslim culture (1) South Korea (1) • Traditional Hindu culture (1) • Western Europe (1) • arranged marriage cultures (1) • liberal societies (1) • progressive cultures (1) • Christian culture in the West (1) • Christian-majority countries (1) • Christianity-influenced countries (1) • Conservative Middle Eastern cultures (1) • Hollywood industry (1) • Islamic (1) • North American secular (1) • Religion-focused culture (1) • Strongly Islamic countries (1) • Traditional Japanese culture (1) • Western secular cultures (1) • modern society (1) • popular media (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 divorce Western cultures Divorce is widely accepted and prevalent in Western cultures, often involving legal procedures and property division. 21
2 divorce United States Divorce is a socially acceptable and common practice in the United States with established legal and financial procedures. 14
3 divorce Catholic regions In Catholic regions, divorce is less socially acceptable due to religious beliefs. 11
4 divorce Western countries In Western countries, divorce is a legally and socially acceptable way to end a marriage involving legal processes and asset division. 11
5 divorce secular culture Divorce is legally accepted as a personal choice in secular cultures, reflecting individual freedoms and rights. 10
6 divorce Philippines In the Philippines, divorce is not legally recognized and heavily stigmatized due to strong religious and cultural influence. 7
7 divorce Middle East In the Middle East, divorce, particularly for women, is heavily stigmatized and encompasses legal, social, and religious obstacles. 6
8 divorce Christian culture Divorce is generally accepted in Christian culture, but may carry social stigma within Christian communities. 5
9 divorce Protestantism Divorce is generally accepted in Protestantism, but its acceptance may vary across different religious and social contexts. 5
10 divorce traditional conservative cultures Divorce is stigmatized and considered a failure in traditional conservative cultures. 5
11 divorce traditional societies In traditional societies, divorce is stigmatized and discouraged due to religious and cultural norms. 5
12 divorce religious Divorce is often discouraged or forbidden in religious cultures and is subject to religious laws and stigma. 4
13 divorce Christianity In Christianity, divorce is discouraged and viewed as a last resort, often considered a sin. 3
14 divorce Italy Divorce in Italy is stigmatized and discouraged due to strong traditional family values and religious beliefs. 3
15 divorce Abrahamic cultures Divorce is stigmatized and regulated by religion in Abrahamic cultures. 2
16 divorce Canada Divorce is a common and regulated process in Canada, including asset division. 2
17 divorce Catholicism in Western countries In Catholicism in Western countries, divorce is strongly discouraged due to religious taboo and strict church laws. 2
18 divorce Christianity-based cultures In Christianity-based cultures, divorce is traditionally discouraged and stigmatized, with marriage seen as a lifelong commitment. 2
19 divorce Conservative Hindu culture In conservative Hindu culture, divorce is stigmatized and socially frowned upon. 2
20 divorce Muslim culture Divorce is permitted but discouraged with specific procedures and conditions in Muslim communities. 2
21 divorce South Korea Divorce is heavily stigmatized and discouraged in South Korea, resulting in low divorce rates. 2
22 divorce Traditional Hindu culture Divorce is traditionally discouraged and stigmatized in Hindu culture, but modern attitudes are shifting. 2
23 divorce Western Europe Divorce is widely accepted and considered a legal right in Western European countries. 2
24 divorce arranged marriage cultures Divorce is frowned upon and infrequent in arranged marriage cultures due to societal and family pressure. 2
25 divorce liberal societies Divorce is deemed as an individual decision to terminate a marriage in liberal societies. 2
26 divorce progressive cultures In progressive cultures, divorce is accepted as a personal choice for happiness and fulfillment. 2
27 divorce Christian culture in the West In Western Christian culture, divorce is common and legal but still carries social stigma. 1
28 divorce Christian-majority countries Divorce may be stigmatized in Christian-majority countries due to religious beliefs about the sanctity of marriage. 1
29 divorce Christianity-influenced countries In Christianity-influenced countries, divorce is legal and common, but still carries social stigma. 1
30 divorce Conservative Middle Eastern cultures In Conservative Middle Eastern cultures, divorce is stigmatized and can be difficult for women to obtain. 1
31 divorce Hollywood industry Divorce in Hollywood is frequently sensationalized and made public. 1
32 divorce Islamic Islamic divorce carries a stronger social and religious stigma due to stricter guidelines. 1
33 divorce North American secular Divorce in North American secular culture is viewed as a personal choice and legal process, emphasizing individual happiness and well-being over social stigma. 1
34 divorce Religion-focused culture Divorce is often stigmatized and discouraged in religious-focused cultures due to beliefs about the sanctity of marriage. 1
35 divorce Strongly Islamic countries In strongly Islamic countries, divorce may be strictly regulated and socially stigmatized. 1
36 divorce Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, divorce was rare and stigmatized. 1
37 divorce Western secular cultures In Western secular cultures, divorce is commonly seen as a legal process and personal decision with minimal religious significance. 1
38 divorce modern society In modern society, divorce is legally and socially accepted and individuals have the right to end a marriage. 1
39 divorce popular media Divorce is typically portrayed in popular media as a dramatic event involving legal battles and emotional turmoil. 1