Topic: Can divorced couple reunite?? - please share experience - page 4. (Read 518 times)
I'm not married but have been in a relationship for over 5 years now. We have had our fair share of fights over the course of our relationship, but we always managed to work things out and have never broken up for more than a few days. Our principle is to fix things and not give up the moment a problem arises. Life is tough, and you'll have to work through your problems together. I believe in second chances; depending on the reason for the breakup, if it wasn't cheating, maybe I'd consider getting back together with someone.
This days There are diverse news of broken marriages all over the world, with little news of reunion. Lately my friends uncle just resurrected an old relationship after 1 year in divorced zone. but on every disagreement with his new fiancee, He keeps reminding us about the positive side of his ex wife. This leaves me with the thought that he will still take her in if there is a chance, but such incidence is rare in our society, But I wonder if it is forbidden. I need more idea on this
The broken marriages are increasing day by day, I don't know if the problem is coming from the men or we the women, and the reason most of this couples are breaking up is just because of a minor issue which is fixable, but what I believe is that a divorce couple can reunite, but most women today don't want to be sumitive to their husbands, but is possible, it is just a matter of understanding, but the truth is if divorce couple come to an understanding their reunion will be more stronger than before. 
I don’t have any experience with this but I can provide a neutral, unbiased opinion. I believe that a divorced couple can reunite, it’s definitely possible. A couple may divorce, go back into the dating scene & realise that they’ve made a huge mistake. They may realise that they still love each other & want to reunite.
A divorce isn’t a death sentence, it is not final. They can always get back together & maybe try to start the relationship again.
A divorce isn’t a death sentence, it is not final. They can always get back together & maybe try to start the relationship again.
This days There are diverse news of broken marriages all over the world, with little news of reunion. Lately my friends uncle just resurrected an old relationship after 1 year in divorced zone. but on every disagreement with his new fiancee, He keeps reminding us about the positive side of his ex wife. This leaves me with the thought that he will still take her in if there is a chance, but such incidence is rare in our society, But I wonder if it is forbidden. I need more idea on this
People tend not to know the worth of their spouses until they lose them. Sometimes we think that another man or woman will treat us better than our spouse and we end up divorcing our current partners. After the divorce, it might become clear that we have made a very big mistake because our former partner is far better than the one we ran to. This will lead to regret and the drive to divorce again and return to our first love.But when the marriage ended on a bad note maybe due to domestic violence, adultery, or other unacceptable behavior, both parties might be glad the marriage ended. Nobody will be willing to go back to a relationship that was toxic or irresponsible. I have seen people that experienced the peace of mind after they divorced their partners. While some of them came back begging on their knees because they want their former spouse back.
This days There are diverse news of broken marriages all over the world, with little news of reunion. Lately my friends uncle just resurrected an old relationship after 1 year in divorced zone. but on every disagreement with his new fiancee, He keeps reminding us about the positive side of his ex wife. This leaves me with the thought that he will still take her in if there is a chance, but such incidence is rare in our society, But I wonder if it is forbidden. I need more idea on this
Forbidden? In where and by whom?But answer to the question is that every couple is different and not every coulple have same answer to that question.
But the question one would need to ask is: What has changed so that it would work this time?
There's usually a very good reason for breakup and if something fundamental hasn't changed, like personal growth and attitude towards the partnership. Then same problems as last time will appear to deal with. And most likely they will be dealed with same way, by divorce.
This days There are diverse news of broken marriages all over the world, with little news of reunion. Lately my friends uncle just resurrected an old relationship after 1 year in divorced zone. but on every disagreement with his new fiancee, He keeps reminding us about the positive side of his ex wife. This leaves me with the thought that he will still take her in if there is a chance, but such incidence is rare in our society, But I wonder if it is forbidden. I need more idea on this
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