
So you want to learn how to stop divorce?
The reasons to stop your divorce are plentiful, but we know the two BEST reasons to stop it. People generally think they cannot stop divorce once they’ve reach an imaginary tipping point.
You already know the score when someone says, “Oh, I have given it my all, but…” or the couple has retained divorce lawyers. Be honest you think once the decision has been made, it is all but over. But that is just not true.
The reasons people stop the divorce process, which sometimes seems like stopping a wood chipper after it caught your sleeve, vary. But there are two reasons, which are unarguably the best, for putting a halt to it.
People don’t recognize these reasons because marriage and divorce, though common, are both little understood.
The number one reason is just right in front of you and has been so downplayed most people shrug it off. But it is not supposed to be shrugged off. You need to consider it.
What makes this so important?
Anyone who tells “Your kids will be OK” or (and this one kills me) “Your kids will be better off,” have no idea what they are talking about.
If you are going to take a closer look, the only time children benefit from divorce is when one parent poses a real threat like a molester or a get-drunk-and-beat-the-kids kind of parent. Otherwise, your kids will absolutely (without question) do more poorly than if you stick together.
Think about raising kids like this:
Imagine helpless children going to a hostile planet with two loving bodyguards, sworn to offer protection and life training.
Then, for God-knows-what reasons, the bodyguards turn on each other.
Soon, instead of sticking to their commitments, they decided to end the whole mission.
Really?
And what about the children that require protection?
What happens to their lives?
Who said you can do that, just set aside the needs of your children?
The courts?
Is that where you get your moral direction?
You are committed, obligated, and not off the hook! Not because I say so. But because the situation is an obligation to your children, and it is my job to remind you in no uncertain terms.
Will you go to Hell?
I have no idea.
I just know what getting a divorce does to children. And because you have kids, you need to look into it so you know, too. If after you look into it and feel divorce won’t cause much harm, fine. But at least study this topic so you can make an informed decision.
This idea is so foreign to current thinking that I cannot just leave people with this idea. You deserve an explanation.
And here’s the big idea:
It has to do with what the divorce lawyers and family law judges “hide” and then accepted by the masses. Divorce pain does not end for a very long time.
The movies with people celebrating divorce is nuts. Maybe the drinking part or using meds is real.
But first a warning: divorce causes pain and continues on painfully for a very long time, even if you initiated it.
Why is that?
Because it means you failed. And you didn’t just fail a driver’s test or a history exam. You failed in preparing for the most important decision you have ever made.
Putting the challenges of how to deal with your kids aside, because some of you may not have any, you still have “you” to deal with.
Do you think your subconscious mind is not impacted?
Do you think your self confidence won’t be impacted when making important decisions?
And did you know that the divorce rate for second marriages is much higher than that of first marriages?
The good news is there can be a happy ending! You can create a new beginning! A little game I use for myself is worth sharing, and many have found it useful.
Pretend you aren’t the person who has brought your life to this point
Pretend God said to you, “I’m sending you into this person’s life, and I want you to fix it. You get to start with all that is there, and all the opportunities in front of you that the last inhabitant of this life didn’t see. They got too rattled, and that’s why I’m sending you in. Go get ’em.”
Starting right now, take a fresh look at your life and marriage. But without self criticism or blame. Just take over. You are on a mission from God!
Study marriage!
You don’t know how to be married — admit it! Don’t blame your spouse! Do your part to heal the marriage. God sent you, not them, to heal it.
When women work on their marriages, it rarely matters if their husband is a total dork. When women work on their marriages, they win! Their husbands usually come around, sometimes it a takes a bit, but they do.
It is my passion and my mission to stop divorce.
Divorce is destroying my country and eroding families. It has undermined my community and impacted my children. It has defined the society within which I live in terms that are an embarrassment. I see people who give up on the spiritual values and moral standards that make up the foundation for a successful society. My friends and neighbors have learned to rationalize, as have I.
It isn’t my way to push religion on others nor do I believe that my way of seeing and worshiping God is the only way; contrarily, I respect and admire all beliefs and religions.
But I am openly angry with the godless religion called Freudian psychology.
Followers of this practice have provided myriad excuses for abandoning children and soulmates instead of admitting to the great flaw of their philosophy. They have refused to acknowledge the spiritual core of humanity and in so doing have denied themselves serious study and understanding of marriage, which was invented by, and is a gift from, God.
Over 95% of Americans openly express believing in a supreme being. I don’t know the exact statistics, but I am sure a huge percentage of those people (which includes me) believe that a man/woman is essentially a soul and spiritual.
This is the point where you can conclude that we are souls with bodies and minds.
Most of us know that prayer is the most powerful force in the universe, yet how often have you heard of a Freudian psychologist who suggested prayer as part of their therapy?
Well, I suggest prayer.
God made the universe in a very mathematical and practical way. He made it understandable so we could enjoy his creation. But when we turn our lives over to individuals who have no idea what they’re doing, we only have ourselves to blame.
Would you bring your car to an auto repairman who had a 6% success rate?
Of course not!
To sum up, we can stop divorce.
But first you have to stop your own relationship from ending in divorce. It is not only possible, it is simple, fast, and inexpensive when you know how.
Don’t give up.
Go solve it.
Don’t lose the best friend you have ever had because of a few minor problems.
My book, Lessons for a Happy Marriage, helps those with troubled marriages because I believe everyone can have a joyous marriage once they understand how to.
The greatest incentive I had to create the lessons was the suffering I saw among our children.
The divorce problem goes even further beyond the immediate impacts. I have now made it my life’s mission to eradicate the need for divorce through marriage education.
I will do everything I can to combat the causes of divorce at every level.
If you are currently married, please tell your spouse, “I love you,” so you can learn to appreciate one another. It’s your decision to stop divorce.
