The Case against Divorce
The Case against Divorce by Diane Medved, published by Dutton Adult on May 26, 1989, is a comprehensive exploration of the psychological aspects surrounding marriage and divorce. This first printing edition spans 262 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses the emotional challenges of marital issues and offers insights into how societal influences can lead individuals to consider divorce as a solution, often overlooking the potential for resolution within the marriage.
Readers will find step-by-step methods for identifying and addressing marital problems, emphasizing the importance of working through difficulties together. Medved discusses common misconceptions about divorce, such as the belief that separation is a fresh start or that being single is preferable. The book also highlights valid reasons for staying in a marriage, including the impact on children and the fear of loneliness, while acknowledging situations where divorce may be the only viable option. Through this examination, the author aims to provide a deeper understanding of marriage and the societal norms that shape perceptions of divorce.
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Despite the pain, the emotional turmoil, the fights and the tears, marital problems can be solved — without ending in a trauma that will haunt you and your family for years.Written by a renowned clinical psychologist, this reassuring book reveals how your family, your friends, and even society at large can inadvertently encourage divorce — and subtly deceive you into thinking that single is better. Step-by-step methods for recognizing your marital problems and working them out-together.– The very valid reasons to stay together that are usually given bum raps, including “We Should Stay Together for the Sake of the Children” and “I’m Staying in My Marriage Because I Can’t Face Being Alone.”– The most common reasons given for divorce — and why they are, more often than not, excuses for not wanting to face the difficulties of marriage.– The destructive myths of divorce, including “The Fresh Start.” “Meeting Lovers is Easy,” and the “Greener Grass Syndrome.”– The exceptional situations when divorce really is the only answer.– And much more.From the Paperback edition.
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