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Originally Posted by LoganSnake
I wonder how many advocates of staying together due to the vows said at the altar are religious folk. I mean, I could potentially understand their point of view then because they would see it as breaking a promise made with their god of choice as a witness.
Otherwise, I really can't.
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You don't have to be religious. It's a matter of character.
Eta: I better clarify this right now, before I am accused of saying everyone who goes through a divorce is a person of low character.
Shit happens. That is the one universal truth. But taking a commitment made to someone (if the term "marriage" is a stumbling block), a commitment that is, supposedly, a commitment of the sharing of souls, a life partner, the other half that completes you, as frivolously as "gave it a shot, babe, and you weren't scratching the itch" shows very little character. Buck up and admit you made a mistake, that you weren't ready for commitment, rather than debase the idea of commitment.