Realtionship breakup, Divorce rate - what causes it?
Realtionship breakup, Divorce rate - what causes it?
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Jetl3on

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1,409 posts

225 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Anyone have an opinion on the increasing number of divorces that occur in the UK and the fact less and less people are opting for marriage? Is one a result of the other? What are the main causes of this?
Not just divorces, but relationships in general seem to get shorter and shorter, take for example the very public courting of celebrities relationships, are they an example of things to come or are they indirectly partly responsible for this new attitude to relationships? No sooner are they engaged and in-love, than they are seen snogging someomne else and getting divorced within a matter of months.

It just seems like everyone gives up so easily, tempted to stray, and then onto the next partner without even blinking and all within a matter of months regardless of marital status or anyone elses feelings.

whats the general consencus here on this topic?

Mattygooner

5,304 posts

233 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Xbox 360....

Dakkon

7,829 posts

282 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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This is a huge topic, but if you are unhappy why stay in that relationship?

Dilligaf10

2,431 posts

239 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Its not easy living with someone who drinks too much, is always flirting and unfaithful and spends all the money.................so she left!

shoggoth1

816 posts

294 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Divorce rate - what causes it?

I'd say marriage.

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

227 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Possibly due to the fact that there used to be tax breaks for married couples and now there isnt.

Maybe due to the fact we are looking for an open relationship, maybe due to the 95% of the internet content.... maybe its due to web chat rooms.

Jetl3on

Original Poster:

1,409 posts

225 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Mattygooner said:
Xbox 360....
No wonder, you should have bought a Wii.

Piersman2

6,676 posts

228 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Dilligaf10 said:
Its not easy living with someone who drinks too much, is always flirting and unfaithful and spends all the money.................so she left!
Agree, that's why I left my ex! biggrin

Asterix

24,438 posts

257 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Jetl3on said:
Mattygooner said:
Xbox 360....
No wonder, you should have bought a Wii.
One day I'll share our rules for Naked Wii.

anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Asterix said:
One day I'll share our rules for Naked Wii.
Unless you are a nubile young lady with firm beasts and a shaven minge, I'd rather you didn't!

Edited by anonymous-user on Monday 26th January 13:42

Welshbeef

49,633 posts

227 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Asterix said:
Jetl3on said:
Mattygooner said:
Xbox 360....
No wonder, you should have bought a Wii.
One day I'll share our rules for Naked Wii.
Ah you play Wii fit Hola hoop naked. Curtains open too to entice the neighbours in.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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The root cause of all of society's problems is...


...Blow Jobs.

More specifically the lack of them.

Any analysis you care to make will eventually come down to this. yes

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

221 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Farts

croyde

26,298 posts

259 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Don said:
The root cause of all of society's problems is...


...Blow Jobs.

More specifically the lack of them.

Any analysis you care to make will eventually come down to this. yes
Too true

mondeoman

11,430 posts

295 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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croyde said:
Don said:
The root cause of all of society's problems is...


...Blow Jobs.

More specifically the lack of them.

Any analysis you care to make will eventually come down to this. yes
Too true
+1 and then some smile

HRG

72,863 posts

268 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Bonnie and Clyde said:
Farts
Well stop shoving the shower hose up your botty then...

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

221 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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HRG said:
Bonnie and Clyde said:
Farts
Well stop shoving the shower hose up your botty then...
rofl Not me, Him hehe

HRG

72,863 posts

268 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Bonnie and Clyde said:
HRG said:
Bonnie and Clyde said:
Farts
Well stop shoving the shower hose up your botty then...
rofl Not me, Him hehe
Well shove it up his botty then...

Neil_H

15,418 posts

280 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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I'd say:

- Less social stigma from being a divorcee than there used to be. Previous generations would stay together for appearances sake, current generation don't care.
- People are generally more independent, particularly women and don't seem to be as keen on the idea of marriage.
- Fewer social benefits to actually being married
- Less partaking in religion, which was a driving force behind people getting married (living in sin etc etc).

Bonnie and Clyde

11,701 posts

221 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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HRG said:
Bonnie and Clyde said:
HRG said:
Bonnie and Clyde said:
Farts
Well stop shoving the shower hose up your botty then...
rofl Not me, Him hehe
Well shove it up his botty then...
Againhehe He likes itsmile