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The Definition of Divorce


DI.... Translates to the number "2." OR.... Means that both parties must either work things out or go their seperate ways.  VORCE.... Sounds like "force" with a heavy Russian or German accent. The definition of force is anything pushes or pulls. And if you think about it... Isn't that the reason why married people choose to file for divorce? Because one feels like the other's force is too strong, thus pushing them away? Or does one feel like the other's attraction is not enough, thus causing them to pull away? RE.... Symbolizes the importance of attempting things several times before drawing any conclusions. If you rearrange the letters of DIVORCE, you'll find the words: DICE.... Means that you're taking a gamble and risking all the chips that you placed into this pot called "matrimony." DIE.... Means that the beautiful life created before the eys of God is coming to an end. RIDE.... Represents the passengers (such as kids and pets) that both parties are affecting or will be affecting because of their decisions. CORE.... Signifies that communication is an essential element that all marriages need in order to thrive. DIVE.... Means that both parties should thoroughly think things through.... instead of diving head first into their resolution.

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