
If
more couples knew what the primary cause for divorce was (from my
observation), then I think they could avoid it. I know that you may be
thinking that the primary cause for divorce is infidelity,
communication, or financial issues. But it isn’t. The #1 reason that I
see marriages failing is because one or both members of the marriage
refuses to do what’s required to keep the relationship together.
You may think that I’m oversimplifying the issue but think about it.
Infidelity or money isn’t the issue because we’ve seen couples overcome
both with flying colors. Breakdowns in communication can happen with any
couple. The issue is: what will you do if it happens to you.
There are solutions and help for all of the issues that modern day
couples face, but divorce happens when one or both of them won’t seek
that help. Or, perhaps they go to counseling but fail to implement the
steps that are recommended. Maybe they know that they’re wrong but take
the approach that they shouldn’t be required to change.
The couples that we’ve seen who have overcome all odds, all had the
same thing working for them; they were both committed to making the
relationship work. The obstacles that they faced were not easy and still
may be challenging to this day, but they’ve decided that their
relationship and the legacy of their families is worth it.
If you’re faced with these same issues will you decide that your
marriage is worth it? Will you be willing to do what’s required to
overcome the obstacles? Will you go above and beyond, even when you feel
that you’re not at fault? These are questions that you should answer
since you now know the #1 reason for divorce.
BMWK