Relationships lie on trust. When somebody breaks the trust, that will be the main cause for failing marriages.
Poor Family Law. The #1 cause for a failing marriage is the ease with wich divorce can be granted. All else is relative. When a divorce can be bought through a divorce attorney, the reasons can be many or for no reason at all and to know exactly why it happens can only be known to the spouse seeking the divorce. With any excuse given for wanting the divorce, only the spouse who seeks the dissolution truly knows the answer.
No fault divorce is the bane of any marriage as no reason need be given or even proven in court.
I think money is the number one cause. Either the two cannot agree on money or someone tries to make a grab at money via divorce settlement.
Money, easy, and I'm sure I could find 10 studies to back that up within 10 minutes of googling.
Money is not romantic, so most couples try to avoid discussing it early on. The relationship is off to a rocky start if you bring it up, and generally doomed if you don't.
Financial burdens... especially when both people have two completely different spending habits. My husband and I have been married for 11 years and we have separated a few times... each time it was because of money... which led to lies. Neither which is good for a relationship!
Absence of real love.
If you really love somebody,you will stay in the marriage.
Majority of answerers are telling right thing. Money matters in relationship of husband and wife.
One or both partners taking each other for granted...
forgetting to say thank you.. failing to appreciate...
thinking that everything is simple in a marriage...maybe also because they stop comunicating...
I believe it would be bad communication between one another.
I'd have to say lack of communication - and an unwillingness to compromise (putting yourself above your spouse at all costs). If you have good communication and you're willing to set aside what you want to reach some sort of an agreement with your spouse, you can overcome anything - well, within reason. This wouldn't necessarily hold true if you were in an abusive relationship.
The number one cause of a failing marriage is the frustration and emotional disconnection that derives from unmet core relationship needs. Divorce can now be predicted scientifically based on the presence or absence of a coercive communication style between partners, most typically through criticism-defense and stonewalling.
The 3 most common sources of secondary marital distress are money, sex and in-law- based conflicts. The primary source underling all three secondary sources are frustrated attachment needs.
by Crystal Marie Antoinette 10 years ago
Is your marriage over? How you know when its time to file for a divorce?I wonder why people exchange vows anymore and do they realize what they are saying. Til death do us part.....so if that's the case why is the divorce rate so high. Why is divorce ever an option??
by Elena 6 years ago
If a person has divorced 3 times, would you conclude that the person has an underlying problem?
by dashingscorpio 6 years ago
Is sexual incompatibility a valid reason for ending a marriage?Assuming everything else in the marriage is going fine and the kids are happy.I’m incline to believe most people would opt to cheat rather than go through the divorce process if there has been no change after communicating their needs...
by Bill Holland 11 years ago
What do you believe are the top five reasons for divorce?I will be writing a Hub on this subject in the next week or so and would love your input.
by Devika Primić 6 years ago
What do you think about faking happiness in a marriage?Faking happiness in a marriage ruins your relationship. Do you think couples should stay in an unhappy marriage for the sake of others?
by Harish Mamgain 10 years ago
Why are the stable marriages rare these days ?It is an unfortunate phenomenon these days that couples part ways very soon and enter into new realtionships just to experience a fresh break up. When I think about a marriage relationship, I see it as a relationship that we enter into calling someone...
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