What qualifies getting a divorce in your eyes?

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The title says it all.

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Exhausting all efforts to find love, trust and happiness in the marriage. When all hope is gone. All love lost. Or all trust gone. Any of those things would be enough for me to file.

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Fallen out of love, cheating, abuse of any sort, constant arguing that can’t be fixed with counseling, or you just don’t want to be with them anymore. Shit happens. People change throughout the years.

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I had a blissful 10 years of marriage. 
Then I got the feeling something was wrong. He assured me everything was fine. I tried to believe him but my gut told me he was lying. So I started looking. And I caught him, on tinder, and right after meeting with a woman for the first time. I confronted him. It was clear on some level he wanted to be caught. He knew I was looking because his behavior had changed. He said that I was likely right. Suddenly he didn’t want to be married anymore. No real explanation. No marital problems. Amazing sex life. 3 kids. Really great relationship. 
But he said he was done. Nothing I can do. I cried about it a few days and started making moves. Then I found out how F’d up he got the finances. Talk about the nail in the coffin. He wasn’t sorry about cheating. He had no plans to stop. He ran our finances into the ground and me into debt. I trusted him. He destroyed it. 
So I left him. Took the kids. Got everything I wanted in the settlement agreement and filed for divorce. You cannot make someone loyal and faithful. You can’t make someone stay. And I’ll be honest, the financial ruin felt like more of a betrayal than the cheating. My eyes have been opened. I could never go back. 
There are a million reasons people divorce. I thought we were solid. I thought we could get through anything. Apparently I was wrong. 
If it’s any consolation, he’s moved out, got his own place, the papers are filed, he’s still galavanting all over town on tinder, I’ve accepted it, handled it, fixed my finances, I’m moving on... and he’s in therapy for mental health and they have him on all sorts of meds. He’s a mess. I’m doing just fine

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I don’t believe in divorce. Cheating is the one reason that I would consider one.

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Cheating and abuse

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every situation is different. some people just grow apart and the healthier decision is to part. 
but anything along the lines of abuse or cheating is def divorce worthy.

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Infidelity

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Cheating or consistent lying

What qualifies getting a divorce in your eyes?

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