Till death do you part.

If my husband physically abused me or my children, I would leave but I would not divorce him. As a Christian, the only justification given in the Bible for a divorce is adultery. I might, if my husband seemed remorseful and willing to try to make things right, continue the marriage, but if the unfaithfulness continued, it would be grounds for a divorce.

I think when one partnererefuses to try any more, its timeto call it quits. I left my husband, not after he started dating other women, but when he moved his girlfriend in across the hall from our children, and expected meto be civil to her.

The only reasons I can see myself getting divorced from my husband would be if he cheated on me, or in any way harmed me or our future child. But I suppose that in some relationships people grow apart and begin to desire someone/something else different than what they have. I think that staying in a relationship that either of you don't want to be in would be just making the matter worse. Negativity would begin to foster and things would just get worse.