Divorce is not always unpleasant and disagreeable

Abstract EN

Despite the emphasis on the violent negative impact of divorce on children and their parents, the divorce rate continues to rise, and if many of its repercussions have sometimes left a state of family instability, however, research confirmed that a large proportion of children and adolescents from divorced families were unaffected by this event and were able to continue a normal life.

Indeed, many studies have shown the advantages of divorce and the benefits that it can bring, and how sometimes it comes as the preferred alternative and the best solution to some of the complex and difficult situations that the family may face.

In light of these conflicting and sometimes contradictory approaches to the phenomenon of divorce, the following questions can be asked: 1- What is the real impact of divorce? Who are most affected by divorce? 2- Why does the experience of divorce severely affect some individuals, while others can get out of it unharmed? 3- When does divorce become an appropriate solution? And what benefits can such a decision bring? How can the associated negative effects be orbed?