Cause and Effect Essay 1- First Draft
16.04.2014
Melike Büşra SAĞIR
Causes of Divorce
In general, one of the most commonly asked
questions is what the marriage is about. To me, marriage is a combination of
desert and water. Even if both of them seems like opposite, it is longing for
two souls as if they were thirsty each other. However, if water is too much, it
makes desert into a marsh and if desert is too much, it makes water dried. Only
if it is in a balance, desert and water makes sense. Actually, what is
essential in marriage is balance. There must be a balance in love, respect and
sharing. But unfortunately, an eternal coexistence cannot be provided because
of various reasons and a significant number of marriages results in separation.
Basically, there are three causes of divorce: laziness, lack of communication
skills and high expectations.
One reason of divorce is laziness which is the
situation that spouses cannot fulfill their responsibilities. For example, there
is irresponsibility if the other cannot provide financial support or carry on a
job although one of the spouses works many hours a week trying to make a good
life for them. This situation reveals the inequality and incompatibility between
the spouses. They can apply for divorce because they do not want to lead a life
with a lazy spouse who hates children, never cleans the house and does not even
take a bath.
Another reason of divorce is lack of
communication skills, which can lead to distance and frigidity between spouses.
For instance, they probably want to divorce when they do not devote enough time
to each other due to a workaholic spouse. When they are not shown interest by
their wife or husband, they take offence and prefer to be at arm’s length. Additionally,
spouses put so much effort expressing their feelings bluntly as they don’t know
how to talk and how to listen each other. Sometimes, they avoid from
conversation in case it might cause them or their spouse pain. They cannot
overcome marital problems and hence evade applying for divorce.
Another reason of divorce is high expectations
what to suppose from a marriage. Marital expectations are usually far from the
reality of what life is in marriage. Since people differ from each other in
terms of their characteristic features and hence expectations from the
marriage, it comes about a lot of different desires which can be expectations
of more devotion and concession or sexual expectations. Besides, communication
has a large role in solving this marital problem. If they tell or ask their
spouse what to expect from the marriage in advance, they are not disappointed
with an unexpected condition after the marriage.
In conclusion, that you're happy or unhappy in
your marriage as to whether you will get married or not is dependent on the
choices you make. Love and respect will not be asked; you can just create them.
Only if the desert loves, it can be loved; only if the desert is esteemed, it
can be respected. The same values are also acceptable for the water. Is that
too difficult to live the current time best emphasizing the fact that it cannot
be repeat of today's and to maintain our lives knowing the significance of the
present value?
OUTLINE
Thesis Statement: Basically,
there are three causes of divorce: laziness, lack of communication skills and
high expectations.
A.
Laziness
1.
Not to
provide financial support
2.
Inequality
and incompatibility between the spouses
B.
Lack of
communication skills
1.
Having a
workaholic spouse
2.
Putting so
much effort expressing their feelings clearly
C.
High
expectations
1.
Marital
expectations being far from the real life
2.
Having
different desires
Conclusion: Is that too difficult to live the current time
best emphasizing the fact that it cannot be repeat of today's and to maintain
our lives knowing the significance of the present value?
1-) Even if both of them seems(subject-verb agreement) (paragraph 1, line 2)
YanıtlaSil2-) it is longing for two souls as if they were thirsty each other.(preposition is missing) ( paragraph 1, line 3)
3-) it makes water dried. (paragraph 1, line 4) (active-passive)