Q. When should I decide that I must get a divorce?
3 Answers
The decision to get a divorce is never easy, but it’s not like you just woke up one day wanting to call it quits. In most cases, one or both partners have probably been feeling some warning signals about it.
If you no longer feel connected to your partner and they are no longer your go-to person to share your good or bad news with, if you start to feel indifferent and couldn’t even bother to argue with them, those are huge giveaway. Believe it or not, arguments are healthy in relationships. When you choose avoidance or silent treatment, that’s when things become problematic.
It could also be that both partners end up wanting different things in life after years of being together. It could be that one or both fell in love with a new person, or are just dealing with irreconcilable differences.
If your mind is made up about getting a divorce, check out Gutilaw.com for help regarding divorce and other family law matters such as spousal support and child custody.
answered by clevelandml
Well, from my experience I could say that it’s really important to give a chance to the relantionship. I have been through a Kansas divorce once. It was not that hard as I expected, but still, filling out divorce forms, dividing property and settling the agreement with my ex was a real emotional turmoil. Still, if we had conflicts or had a bunch of lawyers to settle our agreement or children to decide on custody and so on…Well, I believe it was a way harder. So when I got married the second time my husband and I had a conversation on how to move on during quarrels and other misunderstandings and I believe that communication is the key… So think well before you decide.
answered by heartbroken
Getting a divorce is a decision even bigger and tougher than getting married.
But when one lands in a situation when divorce seems to be the solution then one should start thinking backwards.
While deciding to get married what were the things and aspects for which you got married?
Do those reasons still exist?
Are there any other strings attached that binds you with your marriage?
Once these questions are honestly answered it will not as a difficult as before to decide if you should get a divorce or not.answered by ishaan