Divorce Rates and Risks
Comments focus on high divorce rates, their financial and emotional impacts compared to other risks like unemployment, criticisms of divorce laws, and statistics on marriage dissolution.
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People get divorced as often as not!
Add a divorce to that, and you get over %50 probably! Divorces are far more financially and emotionally ruinous than this.
I think OP refers to unjust divorce laws. With over 50% marriages ending in divorce, headlines like [0] make marriage sound like a really bad deal.[0] https://www.theguardian.com/law/2015/mar/11/woman-wins-right...
Unemployment is (hopefully) temporary - marriage, children, and divorce can permanently change your life.Between 40-50% of US couples divorce[0].Prior marriages substantially increase the chances of divorce[1].41% of first marriages end in divorce.60% of second marriages end in divorce.73% of third marriages end in divorce.I'm not against marriage but it's important to understand what's involved.[0] <a href="https://www.apa.org/topics/divor
There probably should be some friction for getting divorced. Imagine the divorce and re-marrying rate if you could just open your phone settings and toggle divorce/stay. Like unfollowing on Instagram.
Divorce seems preferable to a marriage based on Jira.
Divorce surely accounts for some of those.
considering divorce rates in developed countries i believe they’re wrong
Divorces leave permanent marks unlike company partnership exits.
To expect a better outcome with divorce is to expect a worse outcome without divorce.