THIS IS WHY YOUR MARRIAGE IS FAILING

According to recent results their is a surge in divorce cases in the country. The following are reasons why many marriages are failing.

 1. Lack of sex and intimacy

A healthy sex life is a fundamental part to many marriages. Sex is different for everyone, therefore getting a test of your partner’s love language earlier in a relationship will allow you be in the same page with your partner. Couples should discuss openly about their sex life to try to get a common ground on this they should experiment with regarding sex as well as things they are not okay with.

2. A Toxic Spouse.

Abusive marriage is unhealthy in marriage. Physical, verbal, emotional and sexual abuses are all reasons that makes marriage fails. A Partner should never degrade their spouse or abuse them. If you are experiencing spousal abuse, it’s vital to seek out sources of help such as domestic abuse shelters or attorneys who handle domestic abuse cases, in addition to getting plugged-in with a good therapy.

3. Running a family

Marital problems can stem from children, in-laws, siblings, parents and step children. Most couples come into trouble when discussing how to run a household and raise a family. Not every couple has the same goals when it comes to raising children, and this can put stress on their marriage. Some of these family issues can be caused by problems’ like bills or different parenting styles. A Spouse who believes in more traditional roles may clash with a spouse who strives for equality.

4. Infidelity

Unfaithfulness is a leading cause of divorce, whether through physical or emotional betrayal. When one partner discovers that their spouse has engaged in an emotional or sexual relationship with someone else, trust and respect can be irrevocably.

It is essential to acknowledge the uniqueness of every relationship. And what works for one couple may not work for another. Understanding the common reasons marriages fail can help couples prevent these problem and create a robust and healthy relationship.

STORY BY BECKY AKI NYI