Could the coronavirus cause a picture of divorce rates? Experts weigh in

Here's why your wedding could be at stake during self-isolation.


Of course, being stuck at home with your other else may seem like a dream. After all, who would not want him that he does not want unlimited hours to cuddle on the couch or cook fine dinners for each other? But too much time together, especially in such stressful circumstances, could spell a catastrophe for any relationship. In fact, one of the most shocking side effects of the Coronavirus pandemic has been an increase in divorce rates.

Take China, which has experienced record-high divorce deposits over the last month, according toBloomberg BusinessWeek. And in Turkey, a lawyer reportedfour times the amount of divorce filing since the beginning of the nation's lock. So what exactly is the cause behind these dividers? LawyerOliver Gibbons says to spend too much time together, lose your job (or have a spouse's fall in revenue) and take care ofChildren at home Are stressors that probably contribute to skyrocketing divorce rates.

Although it is normal to have arguments when you are one of the other 24/7, there is a difference between a small spat and a discussion of the negotiation. "Without a doubt, there will be a wave of upcoming divorces," says New York City Divorce LawyerTodd A. Spodek. However, despite the high number of Spodek calls received in recent weeks, he says he believes that many of the couples fight and will eventually fight.

If arguments involve aggression on its character or problems that can not be solved, it may be a sign of a more important matrimonial problem rather than a simple quarantine quaranty. Relationship advisorViktor Sander According to quarantine, quarantine did not redeem the trajectory as a relationship is already on. "If your relationship moves slowly to a divorce, perhaps even without you knowing - spend all your time together would make the divorce occur earlier," says Sander.

But there may be some hope.Dor bikelofBikel & Schanfield Law says he actually sees a "tightening family ties that children and parents work together to make the most of a bad situation." He adds that many weddings that were before quarantine now seem to be back on the right track and some customers have even called upon to withdraw their divorce.

So, that you take this time to try to work with your partner or if you are just looking to strengthen your relationship, there are someImportant tips you should follow Keep life magic.

"You can do things like planning ADate at home at home. Order a good dinner in, dress up and look at a movie - everything you would normally do on a night date, "saysLyndsey Harper, MD and founder and CEO ofPink.

Another essential aspect of a healthy union is physical attraction. "Have sex Can be an excellent indicator of a strong relationship, so I would care to do some of the sex of your new routine, "says Harper." Many couples find the success that put sex on the calendar, who work from home and other parenting priorities can often get in the way. "

If you want to know thereal secret to aSuccessful marriageIt's just a matter of having patience and compassion for your partner. According to Harper, the key is to prioritize intimacy andcommunicate openly and honestly. Think about yourself and your spouse as a team against quarantine rather than two distinct people fighting. If you learn to listen and support each other, you could get out of that a stronger and more synchronization torque.

And for more love advice, check these9 relationship councils for quarantine couples, according to an expert.


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