Never marry a girl w divorced parents
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Date: January 21st, 2018 8:22 AM Author: shivering heaven rigor
1/2 marriages ends in divorce or something like that now.
Thanks for the minefield boomers!!
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Date: January 21st, 2018 9:42 AM Author: shimmering death wish
My rules were:
1. Never marry a girl with divorced parents
2. Never marry an only child
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Date: January 21st, 2018 9:42 AM Author: offensive galvanic lettuce church building
This part is actually easy. Divorces are difficult to hide and given grrrl power, most women don't even care to hide it anymore.
The harder situation is where the mom is a cunt and the beta husband has stuck by her. No divorce. Infact just the opposite - outwardly look like a happy family. The daughters of these women are also nightmares. I know. I married one. Only later it came out that the family was dysfunctional. The dad had basically checked out and the mom was making all decisions and was a bitch. I ended up divorcing her. She got married again and divorced again. She has two kids from the second marriage. She is a single mom. Her second ex pines to see the kids (know this from fb) but she moved them away to another state.
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Date: January 21st, 2018 9:45 AM Author: shimmering death wish
https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/heart-the-matter/201408/are-children-divorce-doomed-fail
On one hand, there is consistent evidence to indicate that it might be. As recently as 2004, Wallerstein asserted that divorce begets fewer marriages, poorer marriages, and more divorces—and that divorce is not an acute stress from which children recover, but a life-transforming experience. While many scholars disagree with Wallerstein’s fatalistic assessment of young adults from divorced families, the fact remains that numerous empirical studies have found that those who experience a parental divorce are significantly more likely to divorce themselves. In fact, there is a substantial body of research on this phenomenon, sometimes referred to as the “intergenerational transmission of divorce.”
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Date: January 21st, 2018 9:46 AM Author: shimmering death wish
Why does the outcome of your parents’ marriage likely affect the outcome of yours? There are a few theories on this. First, many researchers have focused on parents as being important marriage role models. They argue that most of us model our own marriage after our parents’ marriage, and are therefore likely to experience the same result. Second, more specifically, those of us with divorced parents (or parents with poor quality marriages), are not likely to learn important relationship skills that we need to build successful marriages. For example, research has linked growing up in a divorced family to the use of more negative or destructive strategies for dealing with conflict, and conflict resolution skills (not surprisingly) are linked to overall marital quality and stability. Finally, growing up in a divorced family is likely to change your attitudes about marriage. That is, you are less likely to consider marriage to be a life-long endeavor, and are more accepting of divorce. Some studies have even shown that those from divorced families are more likely to consider divorce as an option at the first sign of trouble in a new marriage, as opposed to their peers from married families who may consider some conflict to be a normal part of marital ups and downs.
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Date: January 21st, 2018 9:58 AM Author: vibrant wrinkle
This seems unfair.
My parents have been married for almost 35 years but are miserable together. They're just too poor or scared or inert or something. Why should people who have the courage to pull the plug and get on with their lives - and possibly find someone someone who will make them happy for the latter part of their life - be punished?
That's setting aside the pe spoons that it's silly to punish your future wife over something her parents did.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3866140&forum_id=2#35201967) |
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