Marriages in South Korea Declined By 40% Over the Past 10 Years

This is pretty troubling that so many fewer Koreans are deciding to get married:

The number of marriages in South Korea plummeted 40 percent over the past 10 years, leading to a decrease in the country’s birthrate, government data showed Sunday. 

A total of 193,673 marriages were reported last year, sharply down from 322,807 cases in 2013, according to data compiled by Statistics Korea.

The 2023 tally was slightly higher than the 191,690 marriages reported in 2022, but the yearly tally decreased for 11 consecutive years from 2012 to 2022.

Yonhap

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Stephen
Stephen
9 months ago

If women are financially independent, then they will choose gentle men.

Not the screechy loud PSY version of: Gentleman.

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