Divorce Study: Does the End of Summer Bring Spike in Divorces?
Divorce Study findings suggest that divorce filings tend to spike as summer ends and fall begins. Conducted by the University of Washington, the study analyzed divorce filings from 2001 to 2015, revealing peak months in March and August. Researchers believe that couples may delay divorce until after family-oriented holidays or vacations, as these periods often highlight existing issues or prompt couples to reassess their relationships.
Common Reasons for and Predictors of Divorce
Predictors for divorce often extend beyond infidelity, with studies indicating that marrying for the wrong reasons—such as financial support, societal pressure, or shared children—is a leading cause of marital dissolution. Another significant factor is the inability of one or both partners to maintain a sense of personal identity, leading to codependence and relationship dissatisfaction. Additionally, small, contemptuous behaviors like eye-rolling, criticism, and defensiveness can erode trust and connection, often signaling a marriage in trouble.
Sexual Issues a Common Cause of Divorce
While it may seem like a no-brainer, examining sexual issues and sexual compatibility is essential when you are considering divorce. Several marriage therapists and couple’s counselors report that troubles in the bedroom are some of both the most common reasons and the most common consequences of a marriage headed toward divorce. These sexual issues are, in […]
Reasons for Divorce and How to Make it Easier
Divorce is never easy, especially if you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have children. Moreover, there are several countless and valid reasons for seeking a divorce. One of these reasons is abuse, and this abuse can be emotional or physical. Additionally, infidelity, habitual lying, and risky behavior such as drug addiction, compulsive gambling, or violence that endangers you or […]