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Hey @Relationshipcoachchitkala Lately, I've been thinking Should men divorce women who are unsuitable for them? It touches upon various aspects of relationships, personal happiness, and family dynamics. Now, adding kids to the equation brings a whole new layer of complexity. It's not just about the couple anymore, it's about the well-being of the children involved.

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Deciding whether to divorce a partner who is unsuitable for you is a deeply personal and complex decision that involves weighing various factors, including individual happiness, relationship dynamics, and the well-being of any children involved. Ultimately, the decision to divorce is a deeply personal one that depends on individual circumstances, values, and priorities. It's important to carefully consider the implications of divorce on yourself, your partner, and any children involved, and to approach the decision with empathy, compassion, and thoughtful consideration of everyone's well-being.

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It depends on so many parameters, there is no one rule that fits all. So it would not be right to generalise it that way

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Yeah why not. Both men and women have the right to divorce their partner if they are not happy or in an abusive relationship.

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actually people should be walking off whenever they don't find themselves fitting in anymore. whether it's men or women

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