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Who Prompts The Divorce In Indian Families?
"Meddlesome
in-laws" are
the
chief
cause
of
divorces,
especially
in
the
Indian
community.
Their
interference
in
personal,
emotional,
career,
financial,
sexual
aspects
often
triggers
the
sparks
of
disinterest
between
the
couples.
The
sons/daughters
may
not
feel
the
nagging
sense
in
these
interferences
as
their
partners.
However
the
drift
develops
to
a
major
shaft
without
the
couple"s
awareness.
Many in laws may not want their child to be unhappy because of them. However they do not want their kids to drift away from them for their partners. Moreover they may want to claim credit for their children"s happiness. This prompts them to make unnecessary and unpleasant interferences in their children"s families.
The second highest reason for divorce in Indian families is infidelity. Surprisingly there polygamy is also a major reason for divorce between Indian couples. Divorce is more likely to happen to those under 25 and above 40.
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