do children and parents have a weirdly distant relationship in your country? I noticed that compared to my extended family in italy, there's a disconnect in northern countries. parents give their children so many rules and tasks and don't give a lot of warmth. that disconnect becomes a lot worse when kids turn 18-19. some parents demand rent from their children, lol. those who move out at 19 will barely contact their parents, and kind of just forget about them over time. Sometimes when I see families eating in a restaurant, it feels more like a business meeting than a happy family reunion.
>>215335217Families here are usually very warm. Didn‘t stop my dad from seeing me once a year and my mom being a cold as ice.
>>215335217What goes on in Italy and Finland?
>>215337566I think that data is from the 50s
>>215335217Uh... so the settlers that came to Brazil were from the chuddy region of Portugal?>Historicamente, os portugueses que partiam para o Brasil eram majoritariamente oriundos da região norte de Portugal. No século XVI, quase metade dos portugueses processados pela Inquisição, em Pernambuco e na Bahia, eram originários do Minho e 15% de Lisboa.[24] Analisando a origem dos comerciantes portugueses radicados em Minas Gerais no século XVIII, a historiadora Júnia Furtado constatou que 74,4% eram oriundos do Norte português. Iraci del Nero, ao levantar dados sobre a população portuguesa radicada em Vila Rica (atual Ouro Preto), constatou que 68,1% provinha do Norte de Portugal. Analisando a população inventariada em Minas entre 1750 e 1779, Carla Almeida descobriu que 89% dos homens portugueses eram naturais das províncias do norte e 11% provenientes da região central do país e nenhum do sul.[105] Em 1801, em São Paulo, 45% dos homens portugueses provinham do Minho, 20% dos Açores e 16% de Lisboa.[24] Além dos nortenhos, um fluxo notável de colonos provinham das ilhas atlânticas da Madeira e dos Açores.[105]
>>215340021>Historically, the Portuguese who left for Brazil were mostly from the northern region of Portugal. In the 16th century, almost half of the Portuguese prosecuted by the Inquisition in Pernambuco and Bahia were from Minho, and 15% from Lisbon.[24] Analyzing the origins of Portuguese merchants settled in Minas Gerais in the 18th century, historian Júnia Furtado found that 74.4% came from the Portuguese North. Iraci del Nero, when collecting data on the Portuguese population settled in Vila Rica (present-day Ouro Preto), found that 68.1% came from the North of Portugal. Analyzing the population inventoried in Minas between 1750 and 1779, Carla Almeida discovered that 89% of Portuguese men were from the northern provinces, 11% from the central region of the country, and none from the south.[105] In 1801, in São Paulo, 45% of Portuguese men came from Minho, 20% from the Azores and 16% from Lisbon.[24] In addition to the northerners, a notable flow of settlers came from the Atlantic islands of Madeira and the Azores.[105]
what does stem family mean?
>>215335217I don't think so, but I don't really know what I can compare it too.>>215340127It means the first son stays home and inherits the land, while the others go out and get a job and place on there own.
>>215337566incest
