Kenneth A. Crouch has presented a scholarly study from the University of Connecticut, that spans 40 years – the umbrella of which covers more than 2,000 women. The study, which was performed in collaboration with the Social Security Administration, analyzed the economic impact of divorce – specifically on women.
Read the article here and learn what divorce can mean for you in the long run.
Wishing you a lifetime of love and happiness!
Dr. Dana and Amy
Divorce can wreak havoc on many parts of life. It’s expensive and time consuming, can drag up painful memories, cause bitter confrontation, bring about financial ruin, damage friendships, and of course, lead to chaos and confusion in the lives of the children whose parents are splitting. But just how severely are these kids affected? We […]
Perhaps you’ve heard before that January is “divorce month” – and it’s true! Statistically speaking, the beginning of the year sees a huge spike in divorce filings, and many attorneys report the same experience. Why January? Well, one of the largest possible reasons can be found in the stress of the holidays – and in […]
Is the dissolution of a romantic relationship harder on men or women? It’s hard to say exactly who has it “worse,” but there’s evidence to suggest that men take divorce especially hard. A recent study published by the Journal of Men’s Health showed that recently divorced men were much more likely to engage in drug […]
In our final installment of this series, we’ll examine three more problems that can mean catastrophe for your marriage – IF they are allowed to continue unchecked. These are the types of issues that many couples simply accept as “normal,” and allow them to chip away at the quality of the relationship without taking steps […]
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he couldn't hold it from me any lneogr. It wasn't cause he has feelings for her cause it was just like a sex thing. Well we continued dating after he told me. Only for a few days. but it was weird. THEN he broke up with me. He said he kindof likes someone and doesn't want to cheat on me again. Or date me while he was having these thoughts. I know the girl too, she goes to my school. He dated her for like 4 days, and said he couldn't do it. He said he misses me, and couldn't be with anyone els. He keeps calling me telling im sorry, saying we should just be friends for a while so i can see if i could be with him. I think i could, but i don't want him to think he can do this again, you know? I don't want to look naive. It's just we REALLY had fun, and got along not just as mates, but best friends. I even got along with his guy friends. He's been really trying to show me he's changed. Is it even worth it? don't know what to do