MARRIED TOO YOUNG-people’s views change as they get older and eventually fall out of love.
-WORKAHOLICS-your priority should be your significant other, not your job. Spending too much time at work arouses suspicion also.
-COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN-if you have monosyllable conversations at the dinner table it’s a good indication of a deeper problem. If you argue about the little things all the time, if you talk at each other and not to each other, maybe its time to seek some help. Behaviors like avoidance, disengagement, contempt, blame, criticism, and “the silent treatment” that lead to divorce
-INFIDELITY-cheating is a huge deal breaker. If your partner is knocking boots with someone else, you should not be married.
-GREW APART-if you are moving up and your partner remains stagnant or does not support you through your career choices, difficult times,etc. Kick ‘em to the curb.
-MONEY-the root of all evil, we are pre-occupied with the American dream. In the end, the house and it’s assets all get divided. Enjoy your materialism…… it cost you your marriage.
-LOSING INTEREST-marriage takes some effort, it requires time and nourishment, patience and LOVE to grow. After the honeymoon phase is over it comes down to respect, kindness, the little everyday things. If these are absent you will feel like you are just going through the motions, and that people….. is not a good marriage.
-NOT SEEKING HELP-lets face it, we get comfortable with the way things are, regardless if there are some problems. If issues are not resolved quickly, they will eventually fester into something that could be beyond your control to fix. A visit to a counselor brings a fresh perspective and could save you a lot of heartache.
-DIVORCE IS ACCEPTABLE-people don’t take their vows seriously today and we hear about divorce parties. We opt to throw a relationship away and get a new one rather than to try and salvage our current marriage. Feeling we would be better off alone or with someone else is a growing trend. Sometimes the grass is not always greener on the other side.
-ADDICTIONS-alcohol, drugs, gambling, even the internet can ultimately lead to a destructive relationship.
-ABUSIVE-physical abuse is definitely a good reason to get divorced, but verbal abuse can also emotionally scar someone and wreck havoc in any marriage.
-FRAUDS-people that lie, hide something from their partners or are evasive tend to be a contributing factor to the breakdown of a marriage..
-WORKAHOLICS-your priority should be your significant other, not your job. Spending too much time at work arouses suspicion also.
-COMMUNICATION BREAKDOWN-if you have monosyllable conversations at the dinner table it’s a good indication of a deeper problem. If you argue about the little things all the time, if you talk at each other and not to each other, maybe its time to seek some help. Behaviors like avoidance, disengagement, contempt, blame, criticism, and “the silent treatment” that lead to divorce
-INFIDELITY-cheating is a huge deal breaker. If your partner is knocking boots with someone else, you should not be married.
-GREW APART-if you are moving up and your partner remains stagnant or does not support you through your career choices, difficult times,etc. Kick ‘em to the curb.
-MONEY-the root of all evil, we are pre-occupied with the American dream. In the end, the house and it’s assets all get divided. Enjoy your materialism…… it cost you your marriage.
-LOSING INTEREST-marriage takes some effort, it requires time and nourishment, patience and LOVE to grow. After the honeymoon phase is over it comes down to respect, kindness, the little everyday things. If these are absent you will feel like you are just going through the motions, and that people….. is not a good marriage.
-NOT SEEKING HELP-lets face it, we get comfortable with the way things are, regardless if there are some problems. If issues are not resolved quickly, they will eventually fester into something that could be beyond your control to fix. A visit to a counselor brings a fresh perspective and could save you a lot of heartache.
-DIVORCE IS ACCEPTABLE-people don’t take their vows seriously today and we hear about divorce parties. We opt to throw a relationship away and get a new one rather than to try and salvage our current marriage. Feeling we would be better off alone or with someone else is a growing trend. Sometimes the grass is not always greener on the other side.
-ADDICTIONS-alcohol, drugs, gambling, even the internet can ultimately lead to a destructive relationship.
-ABUSIVE-physical abuse is definitely a good reason to get divorced, but verbal abuse can also emotionally scar someone and wreck havoc in any marriage.
-FRAUDS-people that lie, hide something from their partners or are evasive tend to be a contributing factor to the breakdown of a marriage..