>a lot of very common situations where leaving a marriage is justified you need to make a much more robust argument than this. In this context, this comes acro

>a lot of very common situations where leaving a marriage is justified you need to make a much more robust argument than this. In this context, this comes across as "in and out of a marriage, that should be easy, but moving house, think a little harder on it" it might very well be true as you say that it is common, but ideally should people commonly discover "reasons" to dissolve their marriage? How about treating the period before marriage as boot camp instead of travel, sunsets, wine and roses? I have no end of travel-sunsets-wine-roses soulmates, that's easy.