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The article highlights the circumstances that compel some Kuwaiti women to live outside their family homes, whether due to divorce, domestic violence, familial rejection, or loss of support, along with the legal and social challenges that follow. It presents personal experiences of women such as Nawal, Abrar, and Dalal, and clarifies that Kuwaiti law allows women to own or rent an independent residence. However, social obstacles—such as landlord preferences or limited family support—impede access to housing independence. Experts emphasize that the family remains the primary support system, and that institutions provide financing programs and housing care for eligible groups. There is also a need for society to understand the stories of women who choose to live alone, and to treat them with empathy and appreciation for the circumstances that led to their decision.
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