Dissecting Individualism in Divorce Culture

In any institution, a culture develops around it. As they grow, cultures can add depth to the institutions they surround. Topically speaking, related interest areas continue to grow the institutions and the built-up culture that followed. Just as there is a culture of marriage, many

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Stop Calling Your Ex ‘Crazy’

It is sometimes easier to put someone down and enlarge their faults than to admit that you were partially to blame for a situation. Whether this is in the context of work, friendship, relationships, or marriage itself, it can be an easier to admit you

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Examining Remarriage and Redivorce

Many individuals do not even get married. In fact, one in five adults ages 25 and older (approximately 42 million people) has never been married, as of 2012, according to Pew Research Center. These people never experience the highs and lows of a marital relationship,

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The Physical Effects of Divorce

The divorce experience can be a taxing one, affecting all aspect of one’s health and wellness. Given the stress of splitting custody, assets, finances, and other aspects of one’s previous life, health and wellness are not often made a priority. In the heat of the

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