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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Personally I am not for or against divorce but object to those who claim/believe that it is always better to stay together for he kids. I grew up in one of those households and it wasn't better. which does not mean divorce is always better either. every situation is unique? [b]why are some people opposed to divorce no matter what no matter what[/b]?[/quote] At least on here, very few, if any people have that philosophy. This isn't 1955.[/quote] Well too bad it is not. The decline of the American family, the total disregard for marriage (divorce rates at 50%) and the resulting broken homes are tied to higher incarceration rates and more poverty for kids coming from broken homes. The statistical facts are irrefutable. http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/1999/06/broken-families-rob-children-of-their-chances-for-future-prosperity When you enter into a marriage you make vow for better or for worse. Except in cases of abuse, substance abuse, or habitual infidelity, raising the kids in a stable home should be paramount. Divorce should be a last resort, not the first option.[/quote]
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