Divorce: A Global Problem

In couples' relationship, sometimes their relationship is tested. Some couples will accomplish this through their relationship without any relation and live happily, but most people will not be able to solve their problems and will be forced to divorce. The purpose of marriage is to live together for the rest of my life, but unfortunately, many marriages are not. In fact, more than 50% of couples will eventually get divorced. Divorce is the dissolution of marriage by the court.

Divorce is defined as a problem due to the trauma of dissolution and the after effects of the partner and all children involved with divorce. Divorce is a matter of psychological and economical costs for couples. Many people, including divorced partners, believe that divorce is a couple's failure. They experience guilt and lose self-esteem and anger. People who divorce are more likely to commit suicide than married people. In addition, divorce may have economic impact on the couple. In many cases, they will sell the assets they hold together to distribute the results equally. Because males occupy over 60% of household income on average, women may face a serious decline in living standards after divorce. According to research, over 5 years after divorce, more than 25% of divorced women experience at least some degree of poverty.

Divorce can be characterized as a problem, symptom or solution. Currently, the general concept of divorce supports divorce issues. This is a long-term and short-term result. This is a personal and social problem. This is also an indication that we are emphasizing personal relationships. As we treasure them very much, we feel they are all for everyone, we feel betrayed when they are not. Perhaps this is a manifestation of American society, and its citizens can enjoy freedom. Divorce is also a situation and time solution, and in such circumstances and times, other options are not considered effective and I think that they will have a devastating emotional or physical impact on marriage participants I will.

The idea that divorce is a symptom represents the idea that modern society is too early to find a simple solution to the problem, and that the couple's expectation for marriage is too ideal. In addition, those who view divorce as a sign of a bigger problem think that the moral standards and values ​​of society as a whole are declining. They also tend to focus on individualism, secularization and immediate satisfaction, which is the reason for the increase in divorce. Supporters of this approach include the American Value Association, Maggie Gallagher and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead