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Is Infertility Grounds for Divorce?

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Is Infertility Grounds for Divorce?

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I’m not aware of there being any law against divorcing for reasons of infertility. (And even if there were, the person who wished to initiate the divorce could claim the catch-all “irreconcilable differences” anyhow.) As far as morally speaking…it would be unfortunate if a person were willing to divorce another for that reason, given that we take vows for in sickness and in health, etc. However, different people have different priorities. I suppose you could look at it from the perspective that the person who initiated the divorce was actually doing their spouse a favor (even though it might not seem like that at the time). If your partner were willing to break what’s supposed to be a lifetime commitment for that reason, then you deserve the opportunity to find someone else who will love/appreciate you just the way you are. After all, a person who would abandon their partner due to infertility would likely be the sort of person who might not be a true partner to begin with.

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