As perhaps many may or may not have evidently already known, it's a proven fact that divorce rates are increasingly
on the rise yet again during these past few years, especially in hard-hit particular areas mostly falling under the
regions of North America, majored specifically throughout the US.
Even though the belief of commitment throughout parenthood within many international states tends to be much more
stronger, tangible, and lenient than that of its counterpart on the other side of the world, it would be difficult to
estimate however, the measure of love and affection that each happy couple encounters throughout their endearing
lifetime companionship. As such, many shouldn't quickly and personally assume that many people marry necessarily
out of love and stay that way, nor is there a better possibility of obtaining eternal love through certification. In
other terms, there are a few other main reasons why these people stay together as well other than just personal love,
such as raising a family of their own, whether through contradictions or morale / religious beliefs - the love of one
another and the love for shaping a family tree should not be intertwined in a fairly misunderstood way. Had statistics
been plotted on couples who actually "do" love each other and only each other throughout the purposes and
practises of orthodoxal marriage, while at the same time seemingly enduring the aftermath of events throughout life
which happens thereafter [as a newlywed couple], it would have been much more obviously, without a shred of doubt in
proof that this "eternal-binding love," in comparison to the actual divorce rate, would have been much more
dramatic in terms of how many people really are in love versus those who only stay together to try to raise children,
through good parenting [ratio-wise], than the public actually believes there to be.
Through the analysis of data I located on the Internet, here are some factual numbers and statistics that may present
only the rate of divorce, and only the rate itself in visual terms without much explanational depth :
===========================
http://www.divorcereform.org/
43% of first marriages end within 15 years.
75% of all divorced people re-marry, half of them within three years.
"For Richer or Poorer", Illustration By Sarah Wilkins, in January/February 2005 issue of Mother Jones. Quoted
in a posting from Smart Marriages Listserv on Jan. 4, 2005.
Of course, these rates are not absolute, nor does the information have significant impact in every single specific area,
worldwide. This is only the overall outlook on the United States end.
===========================
From what I hear, and from recollecting personal experience I often receive by many of my friends who have attempted and
even tried to fall in love in the past, pretty much the main reason why its harder for people to fall in love and stay
in love forever is because this newer generation is not really taught the word of "commitment" anymore, nor do
their parents and even their elders practise as such, nowadays. Look around and ask many single people who had tried
doing so and keeping their love commitment secure, no matter what obstacles might go around in their lives. They say
they can love a person, but there's so many others that can tempt them to sway / look elsewhere, and the mindset
young people have today is that it is okay to have a date with everyone rather than just one person who you wish to
commit your love to, forever and ever. Their response is pretty much like - What's the big deal? Nothing hurts
falling swiftly in love with anybody you think might fall in love with you. Drop out whenever they feel no connection is
there anymore, and move on without thinking that there would be consequences that may follow their actions in the
meantime. Indeed, people give up on their relationships too soon without realizing it, and all is fair game to many
people's eyes, that there can never be true love if they can't be truly committed through age. In North
America, this definite mindset soars all over the public's minds nowadays, unlike their international counterparts
who still try to keep their "commitment" alive, at the most. No matter what though, true and pure love is like
finding a gigantic fish in the ocean. It depends on the individuals who decide to really devote themselves that matter,
and unfortunately enough, there's not many people anymore who wish to devote themselves out there in real
life.
===========================
Quote by keevangso what do you
think? are guys always that untrustable? *sorry no offense*
In my honest opinion, it doesn't
matter who should be trustable when it comes to such commitment, especially when it has to come face-to-face with gender
issues as well. Males and females both fall under this case, and both are guilty in conscience here, nonetheless. Rather
- to me, I would worry about the immature people living throughout the community nowadays and just going on with life -
that's what I think. The world is never a perfect place to live in, and there will always be problems. I already
accepted that fact, and it doesn't really bother me really, since I find no interest when it comes to love in these
trivial disputes.