Saving Your Marriage Through Near Divorce

Sometimes a Near Divorce Can Bring a Marriage Oddly Enough Back Together

Shannon Lane
In today's society divorce in nothing to be surprised about. Statistically half of marriages will end in divorce. The other half will more than likely entertain the idea once or twice. The couples that step divorce but do not jump in are the ones that saved by knowing what they are about to lose.Sometimes love needs to be reminded of why it ever married the two people in the first place. Just the slightest fear of loosing the one you truly love will wake most people up and put their attention back where it needs to be.

Sometimes the couple will even go as far as attorneys and separation when they realize that a divorce is not what that truly wanted. They just simply need to use better communication skills in the marriage and to not let it so far again that they find themselves one signature away from disaster.In most states a couple has to legally separated for a period of one year before they can file for divorce. This law is set into place to give the couple time to see what their lives will be like without the person they vowed to love and honor until death do them part.

The lucky ones will see that they cannot live until death without the one they married. These are the ones that the law is made for. It gives the husband and wife time to realize some very important things. One of which is the love they truly for have for one another.Even in situations of adultery, couples can mend and forgive. It is the near divorce that shakes many people back to their senses and back to their spouse. Love is a very powerful emotion and if it is real then nothing can break through.

Not another person or argument. That is part of the vows "Forsaking all others." And it is meant for the man and his wife to live through the good and bad and letting no one take apart what God has put together.At times we will all hear what other people think we should do about a marital situation but the facts are that all marriage concerns need to be handle by the husband and wife. They entered into the union together and they alone should manage the marriage. I am for the marriage no matter what the couples go through. I must cheer for the union not the destruction of it.

Published by Shannon Lane

I am southern woman born and raised in North Carolina. I developed a love or passion even for writing when I was a young girl. My grandmother and I would write each other letters and she saw right away that...  View profile

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