reunion happens too often and most time the latter relationship is always stronger than the former if both parties recognizes their weaknesses and are both willing and ready to o work on it.
I've seen a broken marriage of up to eight years come back to full swing and I've also seen some that after the reunion, it didn't take too long before the whole union got screwed up like it never happened in the first place. The structure of different marriages works differently and whole the reunion of marriage might being good thing to the couples, what some marriage needs is to remain the way they are because some individuals are just not meant to be.
You're right in this. Some times many marriage couples think they understand each other especially from the point of value but most at times they don't, they only get fascinated by the love and intimacy that exist between, sometimes because of their environment or peer pressure. When they get into the real marriage, it becomes a different thing and they find it difficult to understand each other's true worth and advantages. Oftentimes these things continue until both couples separate, and when they do, they begin to look for each other again.
Yes they can, but the question now is what caused the divorce in the first place? and has the problem been rectified? Before divorced couples reunite these are the questions that needs to be answered. Even from the religious point of view and from the constitutional point of view it is allowed as long as the both parties involved have settled their differences.
This aspect is more important than ever. Many marriages enter into divorce and people work towards seeing them together again but the problem is, we are only carried away by the opinion of others without necessarily sitting down to identify the causes of the divorce and how best to resolve it. When you divorce and reunited without identifying and tackling these issues, they crop into your reunion again and again, no matter how much you guys get reunited.