Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. We've predicted nearly every divorce. It starts when the oldest is in upper elementary school/middle school. And it's contagious. Seriously. A ton of couples split over a two-year period.
All but one was prompted by adultery.
Maybe its a mentality 'They did it so maybe now I can start pretending and do it too?'
Anonymous wrote:Some people will surprise you and are actually happy together, no matter what people outside of their marriage speculate about. They play their cards close to their chests. Others, when they divorce, announce it to suddenly that everyone feels like they have been blindsided because no one guessed. Still others aren't surprising at all, because everyone could see it from the beginning. When I walked out of my first marriage, I shocked everyone, including him. After he finished crying, he immediately went out and got a tattoo that says "Love Hurts". His wife hates it, and the fact that he still has one of my pieces of jewelry, and he guards it with his life. My sons think it's hilarious. My marriage now is different. We enjoy the hell out of each other. Neither of us have any desire to divorce, but damn do we have some awesome fights, great makeup sex, and many, many laughs. We're never bored with each other. I hate boring and predictable?.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:People who got married too young in their 20's or because of a deadline like turning 30are the most predictable for divorce.
Funny - the couples I know who got married straight out of undergrad are still married.
Anonymous wrote:People who got married too young in their 20's or because of a deadline like turning 30are the most predictable for divorce.
Anonymous wrote:My DH and I are getting divorced after 27 years and people are shocked as they thought we had a great marriage. What we had was a good relationship connected by our children. But once we became empty nesters our relationship became empty. I haven't had an affair nor do I believe my husband has but we both just want more.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yes. We've predicted nearly every divorce. It starts when the oldest is in upper elementary school/middle school. And it's contagious. Seriously. A ton of couples split over a two-year period.
All but one was prompted by adultery.
Maybe its a mentality 'They did it so maybe now I can start pretending and do it too?'
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:In my group of friends, were early 30s, it seems the wheels have been falling off for some right as the second kid is born...
I sometimes wonder if our marriage would have survived a second kid but it's good now.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
We have a very small circle of good friends, and I know that none will. We are 40s to 50s and have each gone through very difficult challenges, so the marriages are strong, otherwise they would have cracked a long time ago.
Just wait. Lol
That makes you laugh? Moron.
Anonymous wrote:Friend is currently going through a divorce. Didn't see it coming, but in retrospect maybe I should have. Her STBX rarely socialized with the rest of the group. He was always nice and pleasant when he did, but they have basically been living two separate lives for almost 5 years. The only thing they seem to do together is take vacations...which is nice, but not sufficient for a marriage.