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In twentieth century, there was a consecutive and expeditious increase in the
divorce rates all over the world. According to the National Center for Health Statistics’s
report in 1985, the US divorce rate in the late 1980s was over five times as much as that
in 1910. This extremely alarming rate has brought about the anxiety of the authorities
and prompted them to make divorce a hassle (Hickey, 2014). The responses of society;
however, show a great contradiction to this matter. The Pew Research Center’s 2013
Global Attitudes survey pointed out that 24 percent of all respondents viewed divorce as
unreasonable for morality, compared with 36 percent who believe that divorce is
ethically supportable. In my opinion, divorce should not be stricter to get because of the
benefits that it can bring not only to spouses and children but also to our society.
The foremost conspicuous positive effect of divorce can be seen on parents.
When spouses get divorced, they might be extricated from their troubled marriages.
Normally, spouses live separately and apart after divorce; thus, they may not have to
tolerate their wrong partners any longer and have an opportunity to set up a more
preferable life. The attitudes of separated couples is unexpectedly positive. 91 percent of
men and 93 percent of women felt “better off” after divorce than when they were in
marriage (Havemann and Lehtinen, 1990). In addition, when parents are freed from
arguments with their partners, more time as well as physical and mental effort will be
spent on their children. The mother or father who is in charge of their children might
freely make plan for the children’s future and teach them in her or his own way without
too much contradictory ideas from her or his partner (Hank, 2011). As a result, the
children may be educated more effectively than ever.
Another benefit of divorce is its constructive impacts on children. Chidren
suffering high-discord family may experience divorce as a pleasant relief from parental
conflicts. Research carried by Garber in 1991 has proved that it is not the separation of
parents but the level of disputes in the family that has long-term negative influence on
children. Moreover,

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