Infidelity In Marriage

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Marriage is a sacred union of two people that love each other enough to take vows committing them to each other till death do them path; this isn’t the norm these days as most marriages end after a few years or a few kids and this is because of many underlying elements. People get married to start a family and raise kids but in recent times couples have resorted to divorce as a way out from domestic violence, distrust and insecurity. In every marriage, issues will arise and they will be arguments and disagreements between couples and it will lead to lack of communication which if it becomes constant will drive a wedge between the couple and they will barely feel a thing for the other. (Dronkers, Kalmijn, & Wagner, 2006) writes that growing …show more content…

In a research conducted by (Statistic Brain, 2016), it found out that 41% marriages, one or both spouses admitted to infidelity and 2.5% leads to a baby. Infidelity is always painful to the spouse on the receiving end and its even more if the couple are married. A couple doesn’t look at the other couple the same way after they’ve been caught in an extra marital affair, and to watch someone you love to do something of such weight to you could make you hate them forever and thus divorce becomes the only legal option. People don’t wake up and decide to cheat on their partners, an underlying factor must have triggered them into doing something as horrific as cheating. A couple might be too sexually active while the other isn’t and thus one doesn’t derive pleasure from the other or is turned down every time they demand for sex; things like these makes one couple go looking for what their partner can’t offer them and it ends up costing them their marriage. Lack of intimacy is also a reason as a couple doesn’t need to cheat but just needs to not show love to the other in all forms possible from passionate sex to welcome hugs or talking about their day as well as listen to yours, the other couple feels the lack of intimacy in their marriage and would lead to them choosing to go rather than stay in an unhappy marriage. An unreasonable reason why people divorce is because of weight gain. A couple might like a particularly shaped woman or man and that was exactly what they married but as time went by the partner starts gaining weight and losing attractiveness, the other couple might explain the need for a diet and gym but if nothing changes and their pride is bigger than their heart, they will walk away with a bad enough excuse that their partner gained weight and isn’t as attractive like they used to

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