For the most portion (and in my opinion), most with the thoughts (if not all) provided by the various people in that discussion had been perfectly reasonable, valid, opinions/thoughts on the topic. My own reaction to all those usually, perfectly reasonable, opinion/thoughts was, nevertheless, that so many people (and not even necessarily the people in that discussion, but in common) seem to see the matter of lasting or failed relationships as a a great deal simpler thing than it at times is.
1 individual's post (s/he called it his/her "two cents") seemed, to me, to most effective sum up the topic in a "bottom-line" kind of way. Even so, the post still seemed to me over-simplfy items extra than they need to be (a minimum of in some instances).
To paraphrase the post, the individual's response within the discussion was that relationships last when both people are devoted to generating it last; and when inevitable storms hit the relationship/marriage and that people, who deals with anger management, should be willing to put within the time and energy it takes for them to obtain via the occasional storm. She added that the storms "WILL" inevitably come to every relationship and will test it; and that if people are willing to obtain via the storms by holding onto to 1 another, rather than reaching out to somebody or some thing else, the relationship will last.
With out disagreeing with the simple thought of this specific take on the topic of relationships lasting or failing, the following is my reaction, and my try to both expound on and clarify those simple ideas that are sound, but that still (a minimum of in my opinion and from what I've observed) over-simply the matter of lasting-versus-failed relationships/marriages.
Mainly because with the length with the post that would have resulted from my take on this specific topic, I decided to write my own response within the type of a Hub. That response follows here:
Of Relationships and Storms
I do not disagree with what you said, but I feel it is not as easy as that either. At times those storm winds and waters are so a great deal and/or come so frequently, attempting to hold on to 1 another is futile; since the partners get pulled in various directions, based on fundamental differences in techniques they cope with the larger storms (with those fundamental differences getting items inside every person's nature that, had all those storms not come ripping via, would by no means have been revealed at all). It is not that they're not willing to keep attempting to hold on together, and it is not that they do not. It can get so, regardless of how difficult they attempt, those storms are so poor that both people go into into a "mental/emotional survival mode", and going into that mode amounts to pulling inward and doing what it takes to attempt to survive. Amidst the dark skies, pounding rains, and flying debris; people can know what they want to do and are attempting to do, but cannot see the kinds of items that are happen to them, as a couple.
When the storms pass, people come out their "emotional bunkers", that are stocked with whatever they've necessary to survive - only to discover they've moved that a great deal closer away from the other. I feel, if no extra major storms come too soon soon after the prior 1, the couple can take stock, figure it out, and recover as a couple. If too several major storms come too close together, I feel every partner stays in that "bunker" longer and longer. When all the storms eventually died down, the two people climb out with the bunkers; only to discover that though they had been in there, they've grown/changed/been scarred individually and do not really know who that other individual is any extra.
Storms are like these tornadoes that just tore via my state this week: They can come close enough to believe they could be a threat to everybody, but they do not usually hit everybody; and they do not usually come via and hit many of the same people extra than once. They come with various levels of strength, and at times (plenty of instances) such severe storms will tear down buildings and trees which have stood via all kinds of storms for hundreds of years.
So frequently, when some thing like divorce occurs, it really can be a matter of people not knowing/wanting tips on how to head it off. In other instances, although, it really is usually a matter of time, spot, and luck. Loads of people do not want to believe that divorce can also be a matter of time, spot, and luck since that's every bit as scary as realizing how time, spot, and luck factor into some thing like those tornadoes.
Right after such storms, people can rebuild, but they are able to by no means put items all back the way they utilized to be, and by no means once again be pretty exactly the same people and couple they had been prior to it all happened.
As with those tornadoes that brought on so a great deal harm in my state this week, but that I was fortunate enough/luck enough not to have been hit by, the kind of thing I've described is some thing which will demand having gone via that kind of thing to really see how it can all happen to couples nobody would ever picture it could happen to.
When life beyond my own dwelling and marriage hit that marriage with too several of those major storms, I awoke 1 day to come across myself feeling very a great deal Dorothy (in MGM's version with the Wizard of Oz), soon after she'd landed somewhere she by no means would have imagined and identified herself in a spot where beings who looked like "everyday human beings" (rather than the different-looking Munchkins, talking animals, flying monkeys, or inanimate objects that had come to life) had been apparently assumed to be witches of either the great or poor variety.
By way of not fault of her own (or any individual else), Dorothy identified herself within the strange land where she was getting asked, "Are you a fantastic witch or a poor witch?" See, the thing is, in Kansas or any other number of similar places within the actual world, with regards to divorce people have a tendency to assume that 1 or both parties had to be a poor witch, even when he didn't intend to be. The thought seems to be that the relationships that last need to be made up only of two great witches.
Locating myself in that "Post-Divorce Oz", I so frequently identified myself getting asked which 1 or two of us had been "the poor witch", or else I discovered that I was in a world where people just automatically assumed that 1 or both of us was that poor witch. In my own "Dorothy Experience" I also identified myself (and my ex-husband) getting blamed for items for which neither of us could have been or need to have been blamed.
Dorothy got to click her heels three times and come across herself at dwelling. I didn't. I've been living in "Post-Divorce Oz" considering that I 1st landed here, I also had my anger management help, and I'm still running into individuals who feel that items like relationships that do not last are usually about some thing as easy categorizing people as "good witches" or "bad witches".
In the MGM movie, Dorothy's actual life was observed by viewers in black and white. When she landed in Oz the movie changed to color. The reverse has been my encounter in actual life. Ahead of I landed in "Post-Divorce Oz", individuals who viewed my life saw it in all the colors that had been there. In "Post-Divorce Oz", so frequently when somebody views my life (or the life of other divorced people), they see it in black and white, no several how several colors are still there, as they're in so many other lives.
The thing is, when some thing really unusual occurs, like a complete house landing within your world and a strange-looking girl shows up amongst the population of Munchkins, witches, and whoever else inhabits your world everybody who lives in a land like Oz fairly a great deal sees that some thing very bizarre has occurred.
When somebody in a scenario like mine lands in "Post-Divorce Oz", the problem usually is that he looks like everybody else about, and he's in a land where so many other people do not realize that he is every bit the stranger that Dorothy was in Oz; and that, like Dorothy, he's dealing with great witches and Munchkins who either eye him with suspicious or see him as some thing other than who/what he really is, or else fending off poor witches who blame him for items he didn't do (or a minimum of wouldn't have performed, had he had any control with the matter).
For the most portion, it does not matter a great deal to me, personally, who views my life in color and who views it in black and white. Here in my own version of Oz, I do frequently really feel like that stranger who landed in a spot where nobody knows where she came from; and here in reality, regardless of what stunning colors ever make up the picture of my complete life, I know there will by no means be any clicking of heels and waking as much as a pre-tornado dwelling along with the discovery that it was all a dream.
Mainly because of that, all I can do is attempt to tell people how some other people come across themselves in this specific world within the hopes of reconciling what remains either mystery or matter for debate for some, plus dealing with anger management, and reality for a complete lot of other people.
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