Why is divorce so hard?

Answer 1

Relationships are hard because it tests your limits and reactions, and most of the time, your simply unaware, or unsure. Frustrations with each other, testing if your willing to overcome this obstacles with your partner/lover. Tough there not if you find the right person. I also agree with the poster above.

Answer 2

• Money
• Affairs
• Desertion
• The children
• Not being in love
• Boredom of partners
• Unreasonable behaviour
• Lack of commitment to the marriage
• Lack of communication between spouses
• Infidelity
• Abandonment
• Alcohol Addiction
• Substance Abuse
• Physical Abuse
• Sexual Abuse
• Emotional Abuse
• Inability to manage or resolve conflict
• Personality Differences or 'irreconcilable differences'
• Differences in personal and career goals
• Financial problems
• Different expectations about household tasks
• Different expectations about having or rearing children
• Interference from parents or in-laws
• Lack of maturity
• Intellectual Incompatibility
• Sexual Incompatibility
• Insistence of sticking to traditional roles and not allowing room for personal growth
• Falling out of love
• Religious conversion or religious beliefs
• Cultural and lifestyle differences
• Inability to deal with each other's petty idiosyncrasies
• Mental Instability or Mental Illness
• Criminal behavior and incarceration for crime
• Pornography is at the top of the list really!

Answer 3

Divorce is so hard because there are normally so many elements that are affected by it. Many couples have children. Most couples have shared property and belongings. There are extended families involved. Jobs can be affected. A person is affected mentally, physically, emotionally, socially and spiritually. There are many online places for help with divorce. Check out divorcenet.com.

Answer 4

As hard as other things if you know what i mean! wink wink