Muslim Majority Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) has a lower rate than Hindu Majority South India and Northern Sri Lanka.
myaccountgotbanmed on
So you’re saying there’s a chance….
Mysterious-Till-6852 on
What the…
NefariousnessGlum505 on
Now I understand everything.
saitdasdemirr on
%20 being blue is depressing..
johnbarnshack on
The colour map is a bit deceptive, it makes it look like the difference between 48% and 52% is much bigger than between 48% and 38%, for example
WeAreNotNowThatWhich on
Common kerala w
RandomRedditor_1916 on
Grim
ViolentPurpleSquash on
Rare moment of Tamil Nadu and Kerala not winning and Bihar not losing
Clorst_Glornk on
does the family sit on the bride or groom’s side? 🤔
Fern-ando on
49.9% shouldn’t be blue.
Dependent_Ad_1270 on
That explains the eyes
Edit to add: Its definitely not everyone, but glad someone’s seen the stare with eyes a little too close together or too far apart
South asia isn’t the only place in the world and nobody can change what has already happened, but its time to put incest in the past
Cousin marriage works out just fine sometimes, but it is less than ideal genetically if it’s repeated over time
Marlsfarp on
What definition of “cousin” are they using? Just first cousins?
Parth_950_ on
Northern and Eastern India had and still has a system called gotra System where you can’t marry within the same gotra or same clan but within sam caste in Hindus (Idk about Muslims but they tend to avoid cousin marriage at a limit)
Whereas in South India and Pakistan they kind of follow cousin marriage. In South India traditionally they didn’t get married outside of their village or river line of another village Ig .
WorkerPrestigious960 on
So more there are more people who marry a cousin than people who don’t marry a cousin in Pakistan?? wtf??
scriptingends on
Pakistan – where family reunions are also speed dating events.
ToonMasterRace on
Generally speaking this has to do with the presence of Islam
Laurel000 on
They keep it in the family
johnny_tifosi on
superpower by 2020
well_shi on
Are these first cousins only? 2nd cousin, 5th cousin…And do the various sources define “cousin” the same way or is there divergence?
nofroufrouwhatsoever on
It’s 1% in Brazil today but it used to be 16% (yes, first cousin) so this can definitely change.
PrettyReasonable100 on
So amongst South Indian Hindus, it’s common to marry cross cousins ( eg: children of brother and sister; not permissible for children of sisters/brothers). The Keralite me and and a classmate from Andhra Pradesh had an argument wheather your cross cousins can be called “cousins”. He couldn’t believe I see them similar to my siblings. For them, it’s conditioned to see them as probable bride/groom and never saw them as siblings, and he had a cultural shock over it lol.
Unable-Principle-187 on
Why are the south and northwest getting it on with their cousins?
Lanky-Giraffe10 on
Everything makes sense now
Adventurous_Crab_0 on
Nepal and Bhutan does not belong to this region.
Awkward_Craft_8462 on
Why is it so common in pakistan?
anally_ExpressUrself on
What percentage of your cousins are married
newaccount47 on
Yo Pakistan wtf mate.Â
Last year I was at a dinner in Lahore on my first trip to Pakistan and my colleague casually mentiomed that his wife was also his cousin. I was rather shocked thst he said that outloud so casually. Like bro, wtf mate…keep it in your pants when you’re hanging with family. Turns out the whole country is just cousin fuckers.
scoop813 on
Beautiful culture
Better_Marionberry15 on
In before this is deleted and OP is banned.
labubu_modi on
My south indian bros, can yall low it down. Youre wayy better in every statical map of india just not this one
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See it’s NOT a religion thing.
Muslim Majority Bangladesh (formerly East Pakistan) has a lower rate than Hindu Majority South India and Northern Sri Lanka.
So you’re saying there’s a chance….
What the…
Now I understand everything.
%20 being blue is depressing..
The colour map is a bit deceptive, it makes it look like the difference between 48% and 52% is much bigger than between 48% and 38%, for example
Common kerala w
Grim
Rare moment of Tamil Nadu and Kerala not winning and Bihar not losing
does the family sit on the bride or groom’s side? 🤔
49.9% shouldn’t be blue.
That explains the eyes
Edit to add: Its definitely not everyone, but glad someone’s seen the stare with eyes a little too close together or too far apart
South asia isn’t the only place in the world and nobody can change what has already happened, but its time to put incest in the past
Cousin marriage works out just fine sometimes, but it is less than ideal genetically if it’s repeated over time
What definition of “cousin” are they using? Just first cousins?
Northern and Eastern India had and still has a system called gotra System where you can’t marry within the same gotra or same clan but within sam caste in Hindus (Idk about Muslims but they tend to avoid cousin marriage at a limit)
Whereas in South India and Pakistan they kind of follow cousin marriage. In South India traditionally they didn’t get married outside of their village or river line of another village Ig .
So more there are more people who marry a cousin than people who don’t marry a cousin in Pakistan?? wtf??
Pakistan – where family reunions are also speed dating events.
Generally speaking this has to do with the presence of Islam
They keep it in the family
superpower by 2020
Are these first cousins only? 2nd cousin, 5th cousin…And do the various sources define “cousin” the same way or is there divergence?
It’s 1% in Brazil today but it used to be 16% (yes, first cousin) so this can definitely change.
So amongst South Indian Hindus, it’s common to marry cross cousins ( eg: children of brother and sister; not permissible for children of sisters/brothers). The Keralite me and and a classmate from Andhra Pradesh had an argument wheather your cross cousins can be called “cousins”. He couldn’t believe I see them similar to my siblings. For them, it’s conditioned to see them as probable bride/groom and never saw them as siblings, and he had a cultural shock over it lol.
Why are the south and northwest getting it on with their cousins?
Everything makes sense now
Nepal and Bhutan does not belong to this region.
Why is it so common in pakistan?
What percentage of your cousins are married
Yo Pakistan wtf mate.Â
Last year I was at a dinner in Lahore on my first trip to Pakistan and my colleague casually mentiomed that his wife was also his cousin. I was rather shocked thst he said that outloud so casually. Like bro, wtf mate…keep it in your pants when you’re hanging with family. Turns out the whole country is just cousin fuckers.
Beautiful culture
In before this is deleted and OP is banned.
My south indian bros, can yall low it down. Youre wayy better in every statical map of india just not this one