The Cause and Effect in a Divorce
Guadalupe Vela
South University Online
CAUSE AND EFFECT 2
“Divorce”- Is a very powerful word that most children and adults do not want to hear; it seems to cause great agony that can eventually become terminal. My own personal experience and research I have done, proves that in our present day in society, divorces have become more common , than in the past. “The divorce rate in the United States is the highest in the world. Fifty percent of marriages end in divorce.”
The divorce rate is going to continue rising; due to no trust, financial difficulties, addictions, abuse, and most importantly lack of communication. Some of the marriages also fall apart because people tend to get married before they are mature enough, to handle such a responsibility as marriage. Marriage, is a commitment that two people to one another, when they are truly in love; however not all marriages are a success and end up in divorce. …show more content…
We tend to let our imagination get the best of us, and we start thinking and even believing that our partner is cheating on us. Addiction and abuse are other factors that cause marriages to fall apart. In some cases, either one or both partners are addicted to prescription, and even street drugs; which eventually causes one of them to start committing random acts of violence to their spouse, such as beating and throwing things at them. Lastly, financial difficulties and lack of communication are the leading cause of divorce in our present society. The only way for anyone to solve their financial situation is to talk it over with their spouse; without proper communication our problems can’t be resolved and end up getting