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1. archive.org › details › truthaboutdivorc0000kittThe truth about divorce : Kittleson, Mark J., 1952- : Free ...

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   A comprehensive A-to-Z guide to the facts and myths, The Truth about Divorce explains the social, legal, and personal effects of divorce. Using straightforward prose while refraining from a pedantic tone, this valuable resource guides readers toward a greater understanding of the topic while providing effective strategies for coping.

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3. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogThe 6 Leading Causes of Divorce - Psychology Today

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   Jul 15, 2024 · 1. Cheating/Infidelity. Infidelity remains one of the primary precursors to divorce, significantly undermining trust and emotional security within a relationship. When one partner breaches...

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   • Lack of commitment (73.2%) A diminished desire to put effort into making your relationship work can look like poor communication, lack of compromise, or the absence of everyday kindness.
   • Too much arguing and conflict (55%) “Constant fighting can signify that you’re not compatible or have irreconcilable differences,” explains Dr. Harold Hong, a board certified psychiatrist from Raleigh, North Carolina.
   • Infidelity (54.6%) Research from 2014 suggests that 20% to 40% of U.S. marriages have faced at least one incident of infidelity. “Infidelity can lead to feelings of betrayal, anger, and resentment, which can destroy a relationship,” explains Joni Ogle, a licensed clinical social worker from Houston, Texas.
   • Marrying too young (45.7%) Hong explains that growth and change are inevitable, but if you’re not growing together, it can put a strain on your relationship.

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6. www.divorce-online.co.uk › blog › reasons-for-divorceWhy Couples Really Divorce: Top 10 Reasons For Divorce (UK)

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   Apr 27, 2024 · 1. Couples just stopped loving each other. Couples simply falling out of love with each other is by far the biggest reason for people getting a divorce in the UK.

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   What are the top reasons for divorce in the world?

   • Infidelity, arguing, infertility, and lack of commitment are some of the top reasons for divorce in the world. There’s usually more than one cause of divorce, though. Most divorce reasons are preventable, though, when both partners are in love and willing to spend time and energy in solving the differences.

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   Are You pigeonholed into a gender stereotype in marriage?

   • If you feel pigeonholed into a gender stereotype in marriage, that may be another sign of inequality. Little to no pre-marriage preparation can make cohabitation overwhelming. Having a hard time living with your spouse is a leading cause of divorce.

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   What happens if one spouse makes financial decisions without consulting the other?

   • When one spouse consistently makes financial decisions without consulting the other or disregards agreed-upon budgets, it can lead to resentment, stress, and, ultimately, marital breakdown. This issue goes beyond financial stability—it reflects deeper issues of respect, communication, and mutual goals within the relationship. 3.

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   What causes a divorce?

   • According to the 2005 national survey, reasons for divorce are complex, and most participants cite multiple causes for the decision. A diminished desire to put effort into making your relationship work can look like poor communication, lack of compromise, or the absence of everyday kindness.

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   How can a therapist help with marital dissatisfaction & divorce?

   • Addressing problematic habits and behaviors early can prevent them from becoming entrenched sources of conflict that contribute to marital dissatisfaction and, potentially, divorce. To find a therapist near you, visit the Psychology Today Therapy Directory. A version of this post also appears on Forbes.com.

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   Oct 7, 2014 · When Kurt Kittleson came out of retirement, it was to become the franchisee of a brand he knew very well: the company he founded decades earlier.