Love For Spouse Research Articles

Rozwód jako forma przemocy wobec dziecka

Love is the natural environment for the procreation of new life, but also a condition for its growth and development. The family community, for which marital community is the foundation, can develop and grow thanks to the love, the beginning and duration provided by the love of spouses. The crisis of marriage and high divorce rates, and thus broken families, reveal the drama of many children whose parents own decision to resign fidelity to the marriage vow deprived their children of a safe growth environment. Children are a gift for parents, entrusted to them by God, but at the same time they are a task – to educate and form children to live fully and to realise their vocation to love. The love of spouses, which draws from the Love of God, creates the right conditions to ensure the fulfillment of this task. If, therefore, the attitude of spouses doesn't have fidelity of love declared in the marriage vows, the consequences of such attitudes and actions impact not only themselves but also their children, injuring them and becoming a form of violence.

Differences between couples who end their marriage by fault or no-fault legal procedures.

Spouses from 53 couples who ended their marriage by dissolution (DS), a form of no-fault divorce, were compared with spouses from 59 couples who ended their marriage by fault-based divorce (DV). DV husbands were younger than DS husbands. DV couples were less likely to have pooled finances, and they had more sons than did DS couples. For growth curves over the first 4 years of marriage, relative to DS wives, DV wives had lower starting levels for liking of spouse, trust, and marital quality; higher starting levels for dysfunctional beliefs about relationships and psychological distress; weaker declines in extrinsic motives for being married; and stronger declines for love for spouse. Relative to DS husbands, DV husbands showed a stronger increase in dysfunctional beliefs about relationships.