Do both people play a role in broken marriage?

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*Shifali*

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Posted: 18 June 2012 at 7:32pm | IP Logged

I had a question, well Avantika was asking her dad if he thought the marriage broke because of her. And he didn't say anything.

So I had a question. According to you, do you think that both the husband and wife play an equal role in the breaking of a marriage? I am not talking about extra marital affairs or anything but the breaking of marriage due to differences.

Like I don't know how to explain but like, do you think that both people play an equal role?

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..Naina..

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Posted: 18 June 2012 at 8:39pm | IP Logged

Ahh! I'm quite excited about this show.

But yupyup. I would definitely say that if it's due to differences then both people play an equal part in the breakdown of the marriage. For example, both parties could have potentially compromised a bit more. Maybe the two never talked anything out before they were married, so they got married only to find out that there were very very huge differences i their mindsets and goals in life. And ultimately, I think for a lot of situations, it involves people putting their egos to the side and admitting it when they're wrong, or trying to find some middle ground rather than thinking that their way is the only way to do things.

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Naina

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Posted: 19 June 2012 at 12:06am | IP Logged

I agree with Naina, Mostly its both faults ...

Here it seems more of a ego or not compromising over issues , mostly bickering all the time , esp his mother ,

Some times , one party keeps adjusting with out speaking their minds and let the other ones do what they want to , or both do what they want and just ignore others feelings and all...