BAD NEWS:

The couple insisted. The shipwreck has severely damaged the economy, affected millions, displaced millions of families and brought millions closer together, and killed millions. One of them is that some married Americans report an increase in cowardice in their marriage. This is even more evident in the first major survey of the family after the epidemic, a recent national survey of 1,000,000 Americans, funded by the American Family Survey (AFS), Desert News and the Center for Electoral Studies. And democracy. . The AFS found that 1% of married men aged 1 in 55 and 55 in the age group focused on the issue and their wives increased family tensions. 

Surprisingly, COVID is more likely to reflect an unbalanced spouse group of financially affected stress, poor and busy couples. The decline in respondents ("2 %% spouses"), which worsened the situation after March, reflects a heated debate about progress ("developers", couples 12%). Although only 35% of home finance developers ("renewal") say their relationship is under new pressure, 45% of income developers ("cancellation") face new stress. Of %% for marriage, their financial status ("stability") has not changed, but 2 %% say they have increased the epidemic stress in their marriage. Apparently, Covid complained a lot about married Americans who have suffered the most physical damage from the epidemic.

Marriage is short. While there has been no dramatic increase in unemployment and insecurity due to COVID, the United States is sluggish. Not surprisingly, the family survey found that marriage rates have dropped and will continue to fall. Single 55 percent of Americans aged 55 and over have increased marriage proposals and. Percent said their marriage would be postponed. In the United States, the already declining marriage rate is set to fall further in 2020 and 2020. Preliminary data from rural areas show a significant decline in marital life by 2020, with air licenses at 18% and Florida at 117%. %% in Arizona and %% in Oregon (four states with lock data). Figure 2 shows the annual change in the monthly marriage certificate issued in each country.

The biggest drop in COVID's big month. Many states, except for lost marriages, have not restored the epidemic status of marriage certificates. Cowardly broken marriages can last longer than marriages, but the damage caused by growing stress, financial turmoil, and love affair is not entirely justified.

More or less sex? Shortly after the attack, it was claimed that locks issued in the first press led to higher performance. For married adults between the ages of 1-5--55, AFS takes a negative picture of gender. The picture shows the ratio of married adults to 55 years or older. The highest marriage rate is between 2015 2015 and 201, then 201 in 2018 and then in 2019. In any case, by 2020, the couple's weekly ratio will remain stable. Family sex life.

However, the AFS has asked whether the frequency of American sex has increased or decreased since March. As is clear from the issue from, the stories are more exciting for Indians who grew up between the ages of 1-5-5-55. More married men and women report more sexual growth than COVID cuts.

These results also depend on the situation. Apparently, news of sexual relations between married and classmates has been circulating since March. However, for those who do not have a sexual partner, the decrease in sexual frequency has led to a significant increase. The proportion of adults with low sexual frequency is three times higher. In other words, there is some evidence that locked marriages increase sexuality between married men and men between the ages of 1 and 55, but reduce the sexuality of unmarried partners. “Panda” doesn’t mean it’s not a date.

GOOD NEWS:

There is incredible news about marriage in the Kovid era.

Grateful and deep determination. In difficult situations, men and families seek help, support and unity from family and friends. This is certainly true for 2020. Many couples are seen speeding up their marriage amidst many trials and tribulations, epidemics, the worst tragedies of the first century, political and social unrest, and fires.

In fact, covid America expressed gratitude and devotion to the couple. As you can see in the picture, 58% of married men and women say that the rate of epidemics is more important than that of their husbands. Similarly, 511% of couples say that what happened months later boosted their faith in marriage.

It is particularly interesting to note that there are particularly high reports of increased participation and gratitude among couples looking at the property behind Quidditch. In a declining economic situation, about 65% of married people said that the cause of the epidemic was more admirable for their husbands and 0% said they had increased their commitment to marriage. Many married Americans, especially those in financial difficulties, are focusing on leaving their husbands this year.

Is divorce low? The press couple have tried to lock themselves out and are full of seductive things about divorce. "The divorce rate jumps in the crown pair. People who enjoy a busy life suddenly stop in a moment of excitement," she read the headline of the story with the divorce lawyer. Some couples do not have difficulties, but most of the evidence points in the opposite direction.

In 2020, the couple will face difficulties. In particular, as shown in the figure shows, the percentage of married men aged 1-5--5 aged and women reporting marital problems has come down from 0% to 2% in 2011. 2020. It appears that divorce will come, for example, in 2020, as we saw in the Great Depression about 10 years ago. In the 1970s, when the couple moved out due to the recession, the divorce rate went up. Divorce has increased slightly since then, but has declined since 2012, and marriage in the United States has remained largely stable since the last recession.

Of course, couples who are struggling financially in times of crisis say that their marriage is more problematic. About one-third (33%) report this problem compared to 2%. Surprisingly, a large percentage of marital problems have also improved (35%). It is clear that financial stability between covids is related to stable marriages. Changes in the economic situation in both directions can lead to confusion in married couples during epidemics. The survey questions here highlight the issue of marriage in the last two years, so it’s not clear what the consequences of covid will be.

There are numerous hot opinions in the United States about the effects of COVID on marriage and family life. The truth is very complicated. Married women face more stress, the number of marriages is declining, the consequences of marital relationships are not known, marital relations are getting stronger and divorces are declining, at least in the short term. In addition, since March, the epidemic has made it more difficult for working and poor couples to lose property. The main conclusion from this is that stability exists. The United States was hit hard at the age at which the epidemic struck, causing major disruptions and changes in family and business life and making it difficult to regulate its side effects. Overall, reports of weddings between the bays are better than expected.

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