Obviously, divorce had a new image in the United States. It was no longer a matter of shame or a closely guarded family secret. Instead, a divorce was usually a matter of general knowledge, sympathy, and discussion - and sometimes an occasion for humor. From the book Beneath the Fault Line by J. Herbie DiFonzo. It is immoral to compel a husband and a wife to live together when they hate each other.
Divorce is sometimes the only way to safeguard the family idea.
We must have divorce, preferable cheap. From the book The Case Against Divorce by Diane Medved. No one ever emerges from a divorce unscathed - he or she is inevitably permanently harmed. Divorce hurts you. Divorce brings out selfishness, hostility, and vindictiveness.