View Poll Results: Is it time to legalize divorce in the Philippines?
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yes
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no
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March 18th, 2005 10:11 AM #31
i say NO!!! Filipinos are not yet ready for this kind of law to be implemented. Tyak aabusuhin ito.
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March 18th, 2005 10:13 AM #32Originally Posted by M54 Powered
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March 18th, 2005 10:43 AM #35
Personally...part of me wants to say YES, then there's this part that's saying NO.
No, cause this will serve as a factor kung saan aabusuhin ng tao ito. I'm Catholic and i believe in the Catholic doctrine on divorce. Marriage for me is sacred and i really believe that once you get married there shouldn't be any mistakes where in you can just say na "teka, nde tayo sa isa't isa! erase! erase! erase!" and the vows taken on that day should be taken seriously. This will serve as an excuse for men and women alike to get into marriage kahit nde pa ready and they can easily say na madali naman ang divorce. PERO....
YES, given the fact that what we're having at home right now is causing more stress than ever in my part and my sister as well. With this i can be assured that my mom's rights are protected and ours as well. Mahirap sabihin. Cuz i can see kung ano advantages nito to some women (and some men). In short ala ako stand re this. confused as ever.
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March 18th, 2005 10:57 AM #36Originally Posted by jim
come to think of it, women are like this also
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March 18th, 2005 11:02 AM #37
This is a very touchy subject... I'm sure there are many views...
Ito personally lang, medyo romantic/idealist ang view ko pagdating dito. It is possible to find the one you would want to spend the rest of your life with. (And there's a thread somewhere on when, but no thread on how to find that person, because there is no straight answer.)
Sabi nga ni Linus Larraby sa Sabrina (1994), "Actually I do believe in marriage. That's why I never got married." So if you haven't found that other person, don't bother. Sabi nila, choose the right person to marry and that'll make up 50% of your happiness in life.
Finally I would like to say that finding the other person is the second half of it. Being ready yourself is the first. And then making it work is a lifetime thing.
And so, no divorce for me.
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March 18th, 2005 11:11 AM #39
I have to Agree with the bill but we have to set bounderies especially for the children kundi aabusuhin to.
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March 18th, 2005 11:21 AM #40
my parents are separated... annuled hindi divorced... same lang din eh... kaso magiging casual yun kasalan niyan eh, konting in-lovan lang kasal na... maraming J.Lo na magsusulputan niyan... pero favor pa rin ako kasi masbeneficial than destructive
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