Nowadays more and more people voice growing concern over the ever rising divorce rate. Some people
argue that at present divorce represents social progress in that people are free to have another
choice if the original love is gone, while others firmly hold that both parties will be the victims
of the unsuccessful marriage--if they are destined to divorce, why should they get married?
Personally, I think this question should be probed in depth. On the one hand, the first group is not
totally correct because not all the divorce are based on the lack of mutual understanding. Sometimes
a person wants to divorce because of money, power or a third party, which is extremely unfair to the
spouse. On the other hand, the second opinion seems not so satisfactory because we also witness
successful examples of divorce. If the marriage was based on wrong decisions, or the love has died
out, why shouldn't they make a new beginning?
From what has been discussed above, we can see clearly that the key lies in whether the spouse get
divorced because they no longer love each other. Otherwise, if a person divorces out of other
reasons, he can never shoulder the responsibility of marriage or harvest the fruits of love no
matter whether he marries again or not.