Pandy · 11 answers · 5y

Why do you think divorce rates are on the rise?

people give for their divorce are lack of commitment, too much arguing, infidelity, marrying too young, unrealistic expectations, lack of equality in the relationship, lack of preparation for marriage, and abuse.  Many of the common reasons people give for their divorce can fall under the umbrella of no longer being in love. 

There isn't much incentive for people to engage or stay in relationships it seems.
The gov't pretty much became everyone's provider and made couples more independent from their shared responsibilities.

People then can dismiss caring for each other outside of a romantic or sexual sense entirely,
since a secure living standard'll be always a given.
Don't blame them for not staying in a cold relationship when there's greener pastures in every direction nowadays.
I don't believe this works out over many generations tough, the trend of everyone staying bachelor makes me worry about my pension.

What's the point when there are alternatives for getting your needs met. Outsourcing, is that what they call it in business? Lol. On the other hand Irelands past is littered with people who had no choice but to stay trapped in unhappy marriages. With greater choice though comes risk and responsibility and I'm not so sure people can trust each other anymore.

Bad communication and poor expectations. Plus meeting new people is a trillion times easier and they have websites entirely devoted to banging people in the side

Cheaters don't be caring if they get caught nowadays. Matter fact, they'll set it all up for you and everything. Call you and to see how far away you are so soon as you come thru, you get the view from all the diff angles

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