no, people are just more selfish now.
2006-11-30 09:26:54
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answered by ann k 1
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Family values have drastically changed in the last 20 years or so. Too many young girls having kids for the wrong reasons and kids growing up with single mothers and not having a father figure around them. Women these days prefare going out to work then looking after the family and create a homely atmosphere for their children. Also, attitude has changed by sociaty accepting what is not rightous. These days people get married with an attitude of, 'if it doesn't work out, find someone else'. How can divorce rate improve if we are not serious enough to make a commitment to our marriages, aspecially with so much temptations going around that encourages marriage break ups.
2006-11-30 09:38:45
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answered by BFCP 3
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Yes in a sense, people look at marriage as it's disposal, you can get married in a blink of an eye and a couple months down the road you find someone else that tickles your fancy then you just simply go get a divorce. They don't look at it as a long term commitment. 30 years ago people worked together to keep sound mind and body and food on the table. I'm not saying there wasn't the cheating, beating etc. back then but, they just didn't go get a divorce, they recognized the commitment for better or worse.
2006-11-30 09:36:50
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answered by be happier own a pitbull 6
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No I think it's because it's been made a lot easier to get out of now and people don't try hard enough anymore to make it work.
Marriage is a give and take situation, usually the woman giving more and the man taking.
Lots of woman and girls don't like this situation, and because woman have more rights than ever before and are self supportive in most ways,they don't put up with it.
Single parents are no longer looked down upon so marriage is meaning less and less.
In my opinion it's a shame,but that's the way life is now.One in three marriages fail , so I read. If it were harder to get out of,I think people would'nt be so keen to do it in the first place.
You know what they say " marry in haste repent at liesure".
2006-12-02 23:11:38
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answered by animalwatch 3
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No. The importance of marriage remains the same; the trouble is people are ignorant of it's importance. As the preacher says, it's a step "not to be taken lightly". So we nod gravely in solemn agreement, while in the back of our minds we're thinking "I'm not so sure about this...but we'll give a try and if it doesn't resemble the fairytale I had in mind...no harm no foul, we'll just get a divorce."
I have said it before and I'll say it again: there are WAY more people married today than should be. They're married for all the wrong reasons. Someone got knocked up, somebody wants her sugardaddy, somebody wants his sugarMAMA, someone needs a trophy, someone needs a spouse to feel validated, someone needs someone to abuse or someone to abuse them, someone needs a comfortable habit to fall into, someone needs to feel that rush of dopamine (I think that's the chemical) at the beginning of a whirlwind romance complete with white dresses and cake and flowers...then the high wears off and she notices he scratches his nuts a lot and actually farts, or he wears that stupid ball cap with the cartoon vulture on it everywhere he goes, etc. Then she begins to resent him. Then they get divorced.
People don't know how to be vulnerable enough to fall in love anymore.
2006-11-30 10:25:47
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answer #5
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answered by intuition897 4
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2016-04-22 13:17:32
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answered by ? 3
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I don' t think marriage is less important than it was 30 yrs. ago. I feel that our lifestyle is different. Nowadays women can support themselves b/c they have a job and an education. 30 years ago not too many women had a job or an education and the husband was the one providing. So if a woman was unhappy she would put up w/ the crap and deal w/ it. Now she can get a divorce and still support herself.
2006-11-30 09:49:16
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answered by Curious G 2
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I think it is still important but back in the day couples stayed together no matter what. Now days couples feel they do not have to put up with a whole lot.
Try to make it work but if it hurts too much than let go and let God.
Some marriages are not meant to be.
2006-11-30 09:29:02
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answered by purpleone726 3
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30 years ago women tended not to have their own income. Society has changed.....back then marriage was more of a necessity for women to secure their future. So, in one way, yes, these days it is less important..........but, on the other hand the laws of the land have not kept up with societal change so if folk who live together long term what to protect their partner and offspring marriage is still the best option.
2006-12-02 06:07:23
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answered by Anonymous
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It could be one of many factors.
Women these days are not as dependable on men as they once where. This makes it easier to walk out of an unhappy marriage.
Technology today could be a major factor in cheaters getting caught with their pants down,
There were no emails, mobile phones, 1471 etc 30 years ago. I think you will find, in this section alone, that most cheating partners are caught through the cheated finding emails, text messages etc.
Divorce maybe higher because partners are getting caught!
2006-11-30 10:15:47
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answered by Welshchick 7
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No, it is just that years ago it was socially unexceptable and you were looked down upon if you got a divorce. Everyone wanted to have that perfect image and not be stigmatized. Now independence in women is seen as a positive thing so they are not afraid of leaving the way they were in the leave it to beaver days. Before, they tried to work through the problems, now they just get out.
2006-11-30 09:35:43
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answered by Anonymous
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