In the early days of marriage, the newlyweds seem to be in a sea of honey sweetness. They only have each other in their eyes, and their hearts are full of beautiful visions for the future.
They walked hand in hand on the fields of life, admiring the scenery along the way, and planning a blueprint for the future together. Every smile, every eye contact, is filled with deep love and romance.
They dream of being able to walk together to the gray hair, and together they can build a warm and harmonious family, full of love and laughter. However, as time passed, the trivialities and contradictions of life began to gradually erode this beautiful vision.
What seems to be a simple matter can lead to controversy due to the different views and expectations of both parties. Maybe it's because of the uneven distribution of housework, maybe it's because of financial pressure, or maybe it's because of differences in personal habits.
These seemingly insignificant little things invisibly accumulate dissatisfaction and contradictions. When these contradictions intensify to the point where they cannot be reconciled, divorce seems to be an option of relief.
They begin to wonder if they can really go through every stage of life together with the choices they made in the first place. However, divorce is not the only way to solve the problem.
In the face of contradictions and difficulties, what is more needed is understanding, tolerance and communication between both sides. It is only through genuine dialogue and joint efforts that a solution to the problem can be found and that initial sweetness and romance can be rekindled.