Divorce remains one of Indigenous society’s most controversial themes of debate. This is compounded by the existing stigmata. Marriages mustn’t mean to stay together until death. It is always a better option to end a troubling relationship. Let us standardize divorce and every time stop blaming women. India appears like divorced ladies as selfish as a traditional nation. That’s not everything. They are also regarded as a “social menace.” The choice to divorce marriage is not favorably recognized because patriarchy does not allow women to live independently. You are seen as ‘the property of your husband’ and should be adapted.
Divorce is also stigmatized as it appears to impact kids. Well, it is more hazardous to realize that your parents are unhappily married. Children need a healthy family environment in order to be educated properly. Only if the parents have a good connection is this possible. His absence has a bad impact on the children. Instead of avoiding and living in matrimony that does not function, we should normalize divorce. Women fear divorce because they’re labeled ‘homewreckers.’ Women fear divorce. In 2017, the divorce rate of India was less than 1%, according to a report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. The number of divorces has grown from 1 in 1000 to 13 in 1000 in India over the last 10 years. We still have the lowest divorce rate, however. Arranged marriages occur in India between two families and not individuals (who barely know each other). A request for divorce would be considered contrary to a parent decision and yes, Indian parents are never incorrect. Women who are bold enough to get away from unhealthy marriage should be praised and not humiliated. They have done what many women fear: they refused to make others poo. Women remain in abusive marriages because they are instructed to “adapt and accept” regardless.