Divorce carries immense ethical weight or is a non-issue. Where do you stand on this matter?
My unwavering conviction is that individuals are entitled to complete autonomy in making decisions about their relationshipsMore importantly, I firmly believe that if a marriage no longer serves its purpose and both parties have explored all options, the responsible and ethical choice is to end it.
I maintain that divorce is a complex issue that demands careful consideration of the individual factors at play, rather than a blanket judgement.
The evidence is clear: divorce highlights a deficiency in our society's ability to honor fundamental principles, and we must not downplay its significance. My unwavering conviction is that individuals are entitled to complete autonomy in making decisions about their relationshipsMore importantly, I firmly believe that if a marriage no longer serves its purpose and both parties have explored all options, the responsible and ethical choice is to end it. Let's make it clear that morality has nothing to do with divorce, rather it's an inevitable truth that relationships fail sometimes. I maintain that divorce is a complex issue that demands careful consideration of the individual factors at play, rather than a blanket judgement.