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When Divorce Becomes Dispute Language
The article discusses the impact of repeatedly threatening divorce on long-term marriages, explaining that this behavior threatens trust and emotional stability between spouses. When the phrase "I want a divorce" becomes habitual during disagreements, both parties begin to manage the relationship instead of living it naturally, leading to a decline in attachment and a sense of security. With repeated threats, the spouses lose the feeling of each other's centrality in their lives, and the relationship begins to seem like a theatrical performance where each plays their role, but the inner self gradually changes. Eventually, each person lives in a different psychological world, which endangers the genuine continuation of the relationship.
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