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How common or culturally accepted is divorce in Poland?


RubasznyRumcajs  5 | 495  
27 Oct 2017 /  #31
isn't church's morality a rather funny thing? cohabitating with your partner is deemed a bigger sin than sleeping around (when you are single).

but ad rem: in towns/cities almost half of marriages end in divorce. Quite a low figure, to be hones, considering how many people get married because of wpadka (and then poison each others' lifes, together with their child's)
Ironside  50 | 12338  
27 Oct 2017 /  #32
Poland is changing rapidly, and as people become less terrified of bronze age deities and their priests

That is your story. Fact is majority of people never were so 'staunchly/religious Catholic as they were painted by the prejudiced outsiders as yourself with you coming from some societies that religion and God is only a matter of cultural past.

It doesn't change rapidly, Simply people are more open about their attitude or lack thereof.
kaprys  3 | 2076  
28 Oct 2017 /  #33
Many of you seem to forget the social aspect of divorce. It's not only about the religion. In the past even non religious people would think a marriage is for life. Even if a spouse was abusive.

Being non religious in Poland is not a new thing anyway.
jon357  73 | 22988  
28 Oct 2017 /  #34
Many of you seem to forget the social aspect of divorce.

The social aspect of divorce is the second most positive one, after the family one - children suffer terribly in families where the marriage has died and the parents are miserable.

Being non religious in Poland is not a new thing anyway.

There's a very healthy tradition of this in Poland.
kaprys  3 | 2076  
28 Oct 2017 /  #35
@jon357
Though there's a difference between being non-religious and anti-religious.
Roger5  1 | 1432  
28 Oct 2017 /  #36
It doesn't change rapidly, Simply people are more open about their attitude or lack thereof.

I have been in close contact with young Polish people on an almost daily basis for the best part of twenty years, and I have seen the changes first hand. And before you accuse me of pushing atheism, I don't. I merely observe.
johnny reb  47 | 7552  
28 Oct 2017 /  #37
where the marriage has died

Then ya man up and rekindle it.
The number one reason for divorce is SELFISHNESS.

there's a difference between being non-religious and anti-religious

Thank you kaprys, and then there are the Satonics who promote anti-religion so they can recruit lost souls so they have someone to share their misery with.
dolnoslask  5 | 2805  
28 Oct 2017 /  #38
man up and rekindle it

Very true it can take allot of hard work and compromise on both sides of a marriage to meet the challenges of modern day life, in today's society marriage can easily be thrown away at the first sign of trouble, If someone has a faith behind them that helps them deal with problems and treat divorce as a solution of last resort then all to the good of the family unit.
johnny reb  47 | 7552  
28 Oct 2017 /  #39
it can take allot of hard work and compromise on both sides

ha ha....there is that word again, 'compromise' which goes along with selfishness.
That is what builds a strong marriage.....thru thick or thin........lose the selfishness.
The more strife you can get thru by sacrificing, compromising and not being selfish with a Christian Faith to encourage you the more likely divorce can be avoided.

Today divorce is actually encouraged by the courts, the feminist movement, divorce attorneys, non-religious and anti-religious marriage councilors of no faith, others who have been divorced to have someone to share their misery with and made acceptable in todays society of those with no Christian values.

The easy way out for <ME>.
kaprys  3 | 2076  
28 Oct 2017 /  #40
@johnny reb
Sometimes there are no easy ways out. Call me whatever you like but if a spouse is abusive and has no intention of changing, divorce is a way out. And it's not selfish. Especially when children are involved.
johnny reb  47 | 7552  
28 Oct 2017 /  #41
Well of course there are circumstances that divorce is the only sane option.
The Bible even gives reasons that divorce is acceptable with one of them being adultery or an unfaithful spouse.
Even more so would be physical or mental abuse if the problem continues.
My point was that you must try all options first to save your marriage.
To many give up without putting any effort into it because they are either encouraged to or because it is the easy way out.
dolnoslask  5 | 2805  
28 Oct 2017 /  #42
but if a spouse is abusive and has no intention of changing, divorce is a way out

kick him in the balls throw him out and make damn sure he pays his dues for the kids.
kaprys  3 | 2076  
28 Oct 2017 /  #43
Honestly, we often don't know what happens behind the closed doors.

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