Usually a relationship and a marriage start with the best of intentions. However, sometimes something goes wrong and leads to separation and divorce.
There are many reasons that can create strained relationships in the once beloved couple resulting in divorce. Here are some common reasons that lead to divorce according to psychologists and marriage counselors.
1. The third person and the parents
According to marriage counselor Laurie Sue Brockway, "some couples are very sensitive to divisive forces - especially when one spouse has grown up in a family with very close ties." Influence from third parties or for example from one of the parents can create serious problems for the couple so they should limit their privacy.
2. Oppression and lack of freedom
Every person needs time and space for himself. When these begin and are lost then come the problems and the desire for freedom. A marriage requires mutual trust and understanding and above all to leave each other freedoms so that they do not end up asking for them outside of marriage.
3. Problems in sex
A key factor for a balanced marriage is the couple's sex life. "If the sexual life of the spouses is not healthy, divorce is a strong possibility", says the expert and adds: "Sex is a barometer of the connection between the two spouses. "Their sexual relationship is a very important factor of stability and harmony."