This makes it sound like no fault divorce is a good thing.
No doubt there are positives but it's difficult to see how it isn't just another step along the path of the trivialising of marriage.
Perhaps we should be looking at other approaches to the problem of unhappy marriages, in particular the due diligence of people in choosing their partners - especially when there are children involved or intended.
I'm not suggesting a method or solution, just pointing out making divorce easier is not universally considered a good thing or moral win.
No doubt there are positives but it's difficult to see how it isn't just another step along the path of the trivialising of marriage.
Perhaps we should be looking at other approaches to the problem of unhappy marriages, in particular the due diligence of people in choosing their partners - especially when there are children involved or intended.
I'm not suggesting a method or solution, just pointing out making divorce easier is not universally considered a good thing or moral win.