WHY MARRIAGE FAILS


There are many reasons why marriages fail, and that doesn't mean marriage is a bad thing. Some marriages can be worked out or not worth saving it. However, all married couples will endure challenging times during their marriage, whether emotional or physical; both components have the same consequences.

One of the leading causes of a failed marriage is betrayal. Betraying breakdown the emotional, physical, and spiritual bond that the couple had for each other.  If that bond is broken or damaged, it's doubtful that the marriage is safe or regular again because we couldn't find ways to bypass the person we love who has betrayed us. A small percentage will try to save the marriage, and some may make it; others may regret it later because either history repeats itself or we simply couldn't bypass the thought of being betrayed.

Those determined to give it a second chance may have invested so much in the marriage and didn't want to slaughter it; others may be deeply in love and can't seem to live without the other. Either way, both will endure many obstacles ahead of them. Rebuilding a broken relationship is not easy; it will take time, confidence, and strength to conquer the obstacles ahead. However, a tiny percentage will make it through and often ends up more substantial.

Boundaries could be one of the reasons why marriage fails, too. Boundaries play an essential part in the marriage. The couple may often don't show their limits because they assume that their partner is on the same page. When a partner is not on the same page, they become frustrated and annoyed because the boundaries have crossed. It's easy to void boundaries being crossed; the way to do is to express the limits and expectations at the beginning of a relationship. Being transparent and setting your expectation at the beginning will help prevent the breakdown of the relationship.
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