Far more complex, really. I've seen some really bizarre, semi-tragic things in my friends' marriages in my time. There are times where it's almost like, "But for the grace of God go I" kind of stuff.
your point doesnt stand because not all marriage ends in divorce, so your hypothesis would render all marriages void and ending in divorce which they don't so the variable for divorce isnt marriage it's marrying for the wrong reasons or wrong person
your point doesnt stand because not all marriage ends in divorce, so your hypothesis would render all marriages void and ending in divorce which they don't so the variable for divorce isnt marriage it's marrying for the wrong reasons or wrong person
your point doesnt stand because not all marriage ends in divorce, so your hypothesis would render all marriages void and ending in divorce which they don't so the variable for divorce isnt marriage it's marrying for the wrong reasons or wrong person
Not to make you paranoid, but you can marry the right person for the right reasons and still have it turn out to be the wrong marriage some 5, 10 years later.
your point doesnt stand because not all marriage ends in divorce, so your hypothesis would render all marriages void and ending in divorce which they don't so the variable for divorce isnt marriage it's marrying for the wrong reasons or wrong person
Not to make you paranoid, but you can marry the right person for the right reasons and still have it turn out to be the wrong marriage some 5, 10 years later.
Yes. Times change, people change, situations change. For some marriage can last, and that's wonderful. For some others, it just can't, despite it having been wonderful at the beginning.
Not to make you paranoid, but you can marry the right person for the right reasons and still have it turn out to be the wrong marriage some 5, 10 years later.