[ SECRET POST #6207 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6207 ⌋

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[Try Guys YouTube channel]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Life is never so simple, unfortunately. Ending a marriage is usually a big deal and it’s difficult untangling assets. That’s not even touching in the emotional impact. When divorce happens, suddenly everything you have needs to be doubled: you need another home, another car if you didn’t already have one, another complete set of furniture and everything that fills the kitchen. With kids involved, it’s way more complicated emotionally and usually about four times more expensive because typically both parents have to have a large house with a bedroom for each child fully equipped with toys, full wardrobe, school supplies, etc. and the custody agreement/mandate often means one parent is stuck living somewhere they don’t want to or might not be able to afford or find housing that meets the requirements. Both parents will always have to provide to the same level of living conditions that existed pre separation, which will be a much bigger financial strain that makes it difficult to be there for the children emotionally.
I know so many couples and families that have stayed together just because they couldn’t afford to divorce.