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Netizens Discuss Reasons For Increasing Divorce In India, And It’ll Break Your Heart

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Marriage is one of the most pious relationships out there. For all the right reasons? Indeed for all the right reasons. It is where two souls embark on a journey of lifelong love, commitment, and trust. While it is often said that marriage is something that endures love, this endurance often fades away leading to divorce.

The trend of rising divorce cases is growing not just in the West but in India as well. The reasons why most marriages end in divorce are plethora. To say that they are saddening would be a sheer understatement.

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India is one such country where the divorce rate is just 1 percent

However, what is interesting to note is that it is not because here people have the most successful relationships. It is because of the culture of arranged marriage where more focus is given to family values and societal expectations.

Even if there is no love between the couple the marriage is never called off and this makes the couple stay together in a loveless relationship. Love marriages are comparatively more better in this regard considering people get to choose life partners with whom they are actually in love. However, it has its own share of cons when it does not work out.

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Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj, a journalist, took to X in order to talk about the reasons for the breakdown of Marriages in India

The pious relationship of marriage that weaves a thread of companionship breaks down for some people very easily. This is because of a lack of communication and various other things. Not long ago, a journalist named Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj took to X (formerly known as Twitter) in order to talk about such reasons. She posed the question asking what are the reasons behind the breakdown of marriages in India. She wrote as we quote,

“What is the biggest reason for breakdown of Marriages in India ?”

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After posing this question she also gave her personal answer emphasizing that it is because couples forget the vows they took during their marriages. Deepika Bhardwaj wrote as we quote,

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“The biggest reason according to me for breakdown of marriages in India is the couple forgetting the vows they took during marriage. Everyone is besotted with how the wedding function should look like but not how their marriage should look like and what they need to do for it”

Netizens took to the comment section and gave their viewpoints which were heartbreaking

To this aforementioned question by the journalist, a plethora of people took to the comment section and shared their viewpoints. From lack of communication to unrealistic expectations, all reasons seemed more than just heartbreaking.

One user affirmed that it happens when I is preferred over We.

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Another user gave a reason that it is because of the noncompromising nature.

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The third user mentioned it is because of normalizing divorce via the entertainment world.

The fourth user gave their opinion with regard to both arranged and love marriages. He wrote,

The fifth user wrote,

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When people resort to choosing personal happiness it often clashes with societal expectations. It is still to be understood that one should never back away from being content because of family and societal expectations. Rather than resorting to divorce, we should first work on sustaining marriages that are based on the foundational ground of love. Does not matter if it is an arranged marriage or a love marriage.

What are your thoughts on this? Do share them via the comments below. 

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