Sentences with phrase «divorcing people think»

In truth, it happens far less often than most divorcing people think.

You've just damaged up or divorced the person you thought you'd be with forever.

Not exact matches

INSIDER's Kim Renfro reported that some sociologists think there could be a link between declining divorce rates and more people deciding to live together before marriage.

Her experience, she said, underscores how difficult it can be for grief - stricken people — even those with her training — to think clearly right after the death of a spouse or a divorce.

I think there is a perception that people are only successful in running a businesses if they work 18 hours a day, 7 days a week and get divorced three time.

As for gay people — the only thing you think they are destroying is the sanctity of marriage — and they don't even need to be involved in that conversation — straight people are doing a good enough job in that department (50 % divorce rate)... marriage is taking a hit in the respectability department... but it's not because of gay people.

You would think that church leaders would be thanking people for jerking it, since it prevents the things they hate most: premarital relations, abortions and divorce.

I went to a small town in the midwest to work for a non-profit thinking it'd be like chicken - soup - for the soul... INSTEAD it was a fundamentalist nightmare... it was NOT just small town mindedness... I could hardly find a church with out people wondering — why is this attractive woman in her early 30's unwed (or at least divorced with 3 kids) people were cold and unfathomable judgmental and sometimes downright hostile eager to quote scriptures seemingly un-lead by the Holy Spirit.

I don't think the intention is to gravitate people to one side or another concerning the divorce in and of itself.

And I think that's for a person who is a divorced and remarried Catholic without the annulment or an LGBT Catholic.

I'm for g.ay marriage, because I don't see any harm coming from it, and I think some people are better off divorcing than living miserable lives together, but I'm not for anything else on your list (adultery, lying, cheating, stealing).

I believe this is so wrong those people who cheat should go to hell and those people who stay faithful but love have fade they have the right to divorce is good not the other way around so your saying cheating is okay so many people do suicide cause of cheating but divorce is bad / divorce to save your partner from getting cheated from you I think god on this is so wrong and should send them straight to hell cause they are going to continue to cheat and divorce people should be forgiven cause they didn't hurt no body and nobody did suicide

A great many people seem to think that if you are a Christian yourself you should try to make divorce difficult for every one.

What do you think about God being a divorced person?

Furthermore, I think that most people would agree that with 50 percent of marriages ending in divorce in this country, divorce is a much greater threat to the «sanctity» of marriage than gay marriage.

Most people think infidelity is the No. 1 cause of divorce, and it is listed as a significant contributor one third of the time.

ok well in the bible it is against divorce also but god forgives to but it is still wrong and yes i am from nc and i do live in catawba country where this took place but i do nt have to sit around and watch people make out with each other and u know lesbians and gays should read the bible more pentcosal think the same way about that it is wrong for a man and man to be togather and a woman and woman to be togather and some of you people are just plan stupid and i think that some of you just need to think it is god place to judge this pastor and it might be old fashion but back in the ol days we did nt have all this volice and all these crimes but look now there is alot of crime and volice and all we are doing is mad that a pastor said how he felt about gays and lesbiens

The people who think it's different are the ones who end up getting divorced.

Nevertheless, divorce is singled out as particularly bad, because it is thought to be a sin that people can not properly repent of, for if someone gets divorced and then repents of it, they are still divorced.

And since some of them are now divorce coaches, I shudder to think about all the advice — based on one person's unhappy marital dissolution experience — that they're presenting as «the truth.»

That's unfair to the couple — divorce can be just as painful whether there are kids involved or not, and some people divorce because of the desire to have children or not (think Elizabeth Gilbert and Eat, Pray, Love).

many people told ne that its about time to divorced him but i was thinking about our daughter, i just hate my life and im lonely and depressed... i know its not right to cheat but i cheated on him already, i have needs I always asking him for sex but he just keep on rejecting me..

For the people who want to make divorce harder, shaming couples into «working harder,» well, I think all of us can agree that Glennon Doyle Melton worked pretty damn hard to salvage her marriage.

From a divorced person's viewpoint, it's distressing to think that all that potential intimacy is being wasted on married couples who'd rather watch Conan.

But then she quotes two people to switch her thinking to convince young people that its wrong to get a prenup: Bradford Wilcox, director of the National Marriage Project — an unabashed pro-marriage advocate — and Mia Adler Ozair, a therapist who advises to never mention the word «divorce.»

I think people change, families change (people get divorced), life changes and sometimes life is better off with those changes.

Divorced people tend to think about sex; we're either freaked out about how long it's been since we had it or freaked out wondering if we'll ever have it again.

Keep in mind, I lived with him from age 14 on up, so it's not as if he didn't play a major role in my life.I know this thread is about the good side of divorce, and I think people of our generation, for the most part, handle divorce more respectfully and intelligently than people in the past — but the somewhat cavalier tone of some of the comments set my teeth on edge.

For all our studies about how divorce impacts kids, ranging from doom and gloom to «the kids are all right,» especially if the parents are already divorced, we don't seem to ask the most important people of all what they think — the kids themselves.

Like many people, I think my parents — and maybe my sister and I — might have been better off if they divorced (although living apart for some 10 years may have saved their marriage or at least their sanity).

When I divorced many years ago and my ex and I sought couseling to mend our relationship as parents and put our son first, people thought we were crazy and couldn't understand why we would go to such lengths.

In fact, thoughts may influence a person to try a proactive strategy to repair the marriage, rather than to push them towards divorce or separation.

«We wanted to understand how people are thinking about divorce and what mental and emotional process they go through when deciding.»

He elaborates, «While many people do have thoughts about divorce, for most, these thoughts are pretty «soft,» meaning infrequent and most do not want to give up on the marriage.»

Many people think that they are able to work out with their former partner or spouse a divorce settlement that includes division of assets, child and spousal support, custody access, and all other parenting decisions.

«When people change their thinking about divorce, from the notion of failure and animosity to an approach that is collaborative and healing, I've seen positive outcomes more times than I can count,» she writes.

Clearly there's a movement to get people — with the help of teachers and counselors — to think before marrying or divorcing.

While most people think about how divorce will impact relationships with their spouse, children and friends, one that is often forgotten is the in - law relationship.

Increasingly,» wrote Pulitzer - prize winning columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr. in the Miami Herald recently, «we are a people estranged from critical thinking, divorced from logic, alienated from even objective truth.»

Most people think of stress as emotional stress, like death, divorce, and loss of a job to name a few.

Divorce is more than physically separating yourself from the person you thought you would share your entire life with.

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I guess my thought was wondering how many of these people are actually GETTING divorced and how many were just looking for a sidechick?

I think if someone has been divorced it is best if they have some casual relationships with other newly divorced people — heh, maybe there is a dating site for that!

I've been divorced for two years, and I think it's time to meet new people.

Iam a mom of one grandmother of 3 my son does not live with me I have been divorced for 6 years and I think it us time to start meeting new people

A: Most of the people we talked to are divorced, but we think it's any significant relationship.

Dating after divorce is never going to be the easiest thing in the world to do, but if you are sensible about it and most of all think carefully about what you are doing and how it will affect other people then it need not be a minefield.

I do not know what i am doing, I look better I believe in person, but hey what do I know I am a widow... I am starting to think if I lie I will get a response and say I am married single or divorced or separated, as long as I do not say widow.

It's crucial to be forward - thinking, upbeat and focused on the new people you meet - if you are dating after divorce, sharing your past relationship problems especially early on, is not a good idea and may only serve to push people away in the long term.