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Money Isn't The Culprit In Most Divorces

First Posted: 01/03/11 05:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:10 PM ET

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Journalists love to drive a stake through the heart of conventional wisdom. So when a California State University professor announced that money was not the leading cause of divorce, I started whittling a new Mr. Pointy.

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10:35 AM on 11/09/2010
I think it's intersting that HP has a new tab for DIVORCE. Course there's no one here writing their thoughts, even though 50% of US marriages end in divorce due to adultery, domestic violence, incest and more 'family type values.' I live for the day when our glbt community can marry the one they love and live happily ever after without any hassles. There is a lot more to living a good & healthy marriage than just the 'traditional' union of body parts. Let's re-define the word marriage to fit the-way-it-is in 2010. Let's catch up with the times!!
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