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Military divorce rates are routinely the lowest around. Here’s what you can learn from that whether you’re enlisted or not.
Recently Fox Business reported on the continually declining military divorce rate shared by Pentagon officials. What makes these latest numbers so special? They are the lowest in the last 10 years.
“The health and well-being of service members and their families is a priority” Lt. Cmdr. Nate Christensen a Pentagon spokesman told the news site. “Strong relationships are important to our readiness.”
Why are strong relationships such a big deal and what can you learn from it regardless of enlistment? Those are the questions that online divorce reviews site MyDivorceDocuments (MDD) have taken on in the company’s latest tip sheet.
“When you look at how military personnel approach duty and teamwork it’s easy to see why their 3.1 percent rate is the lowest in the country and perhaps the world” said a spokesperson for the site. “And much of their success at marriage is in spite of facing more pressures in a few years than many of us do in a lifetime.”
Regarding duty MDD notes that military personnel are often working toward crucial goals in which they have taken an oath respecting a time-honored tradition. Marriage is one of the oldest and most respected human traditions around MDD notes.
“Military personnel understand that marriage isn’t all glory” said the spokesperson. “It’s a lot of work too and it often affects more than just the parties directly involved. That causes many to dig in and do the work where close to half of all couples throughout the U.S. give up.”
Beyond duty military personnel are trained in teamwork. They know that each person in a battalion has a job to do and how well they do that job factors in to the success of the whole.
“Military men and women are custom-made for teamwork-based applications and what gets more teamwork-oriented than a successful marriage?” the spokesperson said.
Married people who wish to avoid divorce can learn a lot from the military approach to marriage even if they’ve never spent a day in enlistment the site adds. “Realize your marriage isn’t all medals and glory. It’s also trenches and hard work. Coming to terms with that before you ever say ‘I do’ and then embracing the teamwork aspects of it will lead to much higher chances of success” the spokesperson concluded.
About MyDivorceDocuments: MyDivorceDocuments.com provides free online divorce reviews for couples looking for the simplest and most cost effective method to end their marriage. Site visitors can benefit from learning where to find the best attorney referral service as well as do-it-yourself divorce forms completion services on the web.
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