I know tons of literal latin people (not “latin” aka born in the US, but parents or grandparents were born and lived in SA) and I’ve never heard this.

Now, will you stop saying this? And if not, why not?

We are still trying to hold onto traditional values but don't live in traditional environments. An average woman can jump on social media and get DMed by an assortment of Chads at any given moment. If she cheats she gets rewarded with half the guys assets, custody of their children, and is patted on the back and called brave and empowered for leaving him.this was the polar opposite of views of the 1960s.

The big difference in 1960 is the husband and wife didn't know any better. They were content with each other and with their ordinary nuclear family lives. One income could support their entire family. The average guy just having an average career was impressive enough for a woman to stay in the marriage. That is not the case anymore and both men and women are aware of the countless other options out there so once they get bored or their marriage gets tough, peace out!

Marriage just doesn't work anymore. There are absolutely ZERO benefits and only cons for a man to get married in this day and age.

So I’ve heard a lot of different women and men about their women given different numbers than 3.. how can that be? Because you have no idea what you’re talking about, JFL

Not really

During pre-history, children were raised together by tribes. The entire tribe raised children together.

Hispanics are pretty high on the no divorce list.

Not surprised.

Family is really important. Multi generational households are the norm and pretty cool tbh.

So weird, Latin? I've never heard people call Latinos and Hispanics by the word Latins? Is that the new Latinx crap?

Sounds like Romans and chit. I guess Latin America, but still sounds weird.

Can't see chit.