Divorce on the rise UK

N1985 said:
To be fair with all the COVID shit in 2020 I'm surprised that many got married
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It's absolutely bombing mate, it has been replaced by bed bugs herpes and scratching until your wang drops off ;)

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MCFC Wirral said:
1.) Went away to university and then her mum died. It changed her and we were both too young.
2.) Hard drinking Swedish nymph who was just too high maintenance despite being an incredible lover.
3.) Had no self confidence despite being very clever. Too awkward around others and felt I was too good for her.
4.) Lazy twat just determined to waste her life. Claimed I never put her first despite having her by my side when I got the all clear from cancer. She knew before anyone.

Forgive me for not remaining in unhappy places just to have someone. If you use your own relationship against someone else then you’re profoundly insecure about it. And they love wankers.
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No need for that mate, it was clearly a fucking joke.
 
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mexico1970 said:
Whilst the population is many many times larger marriages are many times smaller, people just don't like each other enough to work at a marriage any more.

I am married and will remain married but good luck to all those single minded folk floating around eating each other genitals without any commitment ;)
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There’s a limit to “working at it” though, which previous generations were expected to actually mean… Sticking together no matter what.

Very few people I know of my parents generation got divorced. But many of them were stuck in hopelessly unhappy and often abusive relationships for decades, due to some socially accepted desire to remain ‘until death do us part’

No one is saying couples, particularly those with children, should go their separate ways at the first sign of a disagreement about what to have for tea. But in many cases, staying together can be far more destructive for everyone concerned.
 
Stephen230 said:
There’s a limit to “working at it” though, which previous generations were expected to actually mean… Sticking together no matter what.
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There is always a limit mate but they don't even try now (Which is completely up to them) but when these people get to saga cruise age they will most definitely feel more alone because not everyone is confident in their own company.
 
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