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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there’s a lot of regret, but not all of it regretting the divorce. Divorce typically comes with a big financial hit that can take many years to recover from. Also for people who like to be partnered or married, that doesn’t always happen again. If there are kids, there are all sorts of issues that can be tough from simply splitting the time to watching them become a part of a new family with additional siblings.[b] And there can be the realization that there is no perfect relationship, that the falling in love stage doesn’t last and sometimes bad patterns repeat themselves because you are the common dynamic. [/b]

All of these regrets can happen even when you’re relieved to be out of the marriage.

I am the one who filed in our relationship but I realized that I would regret it and decided to stay and put in the work. I think had I not, I would have regretted divorcing. [/quote]

I wish more people realized this.[/quote]

Nope Nope Nope.

80% of divorce is about abuse whether it is physical or emotional. 
Kids should not be raised in a house where parents are angry every day all day. You think they don't know you are stupid.

As for financial women need to keep their jobs when they marry. They need to prioritize their jobs never ever let a man be your sole provider. Then again after 2026 women won't be educated or getting jobs any longer not like Project 2025 doesn't say "men head of households" and many other items where divorce and womens rights to anything will be gone. [/quote]

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