Although the rates of failed marriages are increasingly high, this does not mean that marriage is falling into disuse. Life in every couple goes through different stages, which may or may not lead to situations of rupture.

1. Crisis couple
2. Causes
3. Possible Solutions
1. Couple crisis
Conflicts. The differences between partners can lead to divorce. (Puleva Health) Every marriage goes through tough situations. It is normal to have a hard time, conflicts, disputes, problems with children, etc. Sometimes these disagreements can be exploited for the couple to be together one more and overcome all difficulties.

It is clear that married life is wonderful life. The principles are often very good, but everyday life and the passage of time may be cooling the relationship.

It should be clear that the problems that lead to divorce, most of the time, could be solved if addressed in time and effort on the part of spouses.

2. Causes
The causes may be multiple separation are dependent on the nature of the relationship, the circumstances of each financial problems, family, children, etc. but among the most common problems in any relationship are:

- Communication problems: Most of the time not talking about conflicts at the time, the complaints pile up against the other and then discussed at the wrong time, difficulty expressing feelings, needs for affection, and above all believe that the other knows "read our minds" and therefore he knows what we feel, think and need. This is a mistake made too often and leads to misunderstandings difficult to solve.

- Discussions destructive: Lack of respect for the opinion of others, believing that one is always right, not knowing how to get in the place of others to understand what happens, etc.

- Feelings of helplessness: Sometimes too much work by both spouses and lack of interest in the couple makes the relationship deteriorates and the other feel that sense of abandonment and loneliness that led him to seek a solution outside partner.

This at first can be seen as a fleeting and momentary out thinking of a future solution. But most of the time is nothing but the beginning of a break, as both partners begin to have independent lives, one outside the other, with separate interests, arriving on time when the couple can be seen as a hindrance or an obstacle to personal development.