To celebrate her divorce, a woman burns her wedding dress and publishes the photos on social networks

To celebrate her divorce, a woman burns her wedding dress and publishes the photos on social networks

Marriage is supposed to be the beginning of a new life where there is the happiness of living in pairs and starting a family. The couple are seriously preparing for this commitment to life and swear loyalty and loyalty forever. Some people apply these principles, when others do not have the opportunity to grow old together and see their marriage falter after a few years. In this context, a woman from Illinois decided to celebrate her divorce in her own way, as relayed by our colleagues from the Daily Mail.
Marriage can be a source of happiness, but it can also be difficult or even unbearable for some. Thus, divorce becomes more and more common and even trivialized. At the slightest difficulty, disputes fuse and conflicts increase; the separation then becomes imminent, as is the case for Katlyn McKee who went so far as to celebrate her divorce and immortalize her by pictures she posted on social networks


Divorce can sometimes rhyme with rebirth

For this 25-year-old woman, her marriage, worn out by marital conflict, ended in a divorce. And even if it was a failure, it did not prevent the young divorced to commemorate this disunity in its own way.

She decided to tear her wedding dress before burning it. It is a way for her to celebrate the beginning of a new chapter in her life and to find, why not, a partner with whom she will be happier.

Liberated, delivered, it's decided I'm leaving!
Katlyn celebrates her new life and seems happy to be reunited with herself. She claims this liberation and happiness by grappling for a more promising future and leaving her painful past behind her. This act, which can be described as outrageous for some, represents for the young woman a way to get rid of the straitjacket of her marriage and take back her destiny. For her, it is a beautiful definition of autonomy.

Separation, a release for some couples
The decision to separate and end a life of a couple is not always easy to take. Many emotions resurface and overwhelm hearts, especially thinking of children who pay the price. Also, the fear of hurting them, the anxiety about the uncertainty of the future, and the worry of ending life alone are feelings that anyone could feel at the time of separation.

Thus, some live it badly while others feel liberated from this conjugal disaster and feel ready to live the experience of the rupture. Some women who merged in this institution that is marriage and who felt very alone in their relationship, now consider the break as a stage of personal development, as revealed by the sociologist, François de Singly.
That said, it is advisable first and before reaching the decision of rupture, to think about reconsidering the conflicts and to give a second chance to his marriage.

Strengthen marriage bonds: it's possible
In Dr. John Gottman's research on relationships, he established some principles that would strengthen ties within a married life. It is actually:

- Master the partner's world, his desires, his needs as well as his sources of stress and his concerns

- Cultivate mutual respect and admiration

- Set romance in all its aspects and spend time together

- Respect the point of view of the partner and make joint decisions

- Resolve conflicts calmly and wisely while making compromises

- Overcoming the blockages that hinder conflict resolution


- Find moments of complicity, and respect the opinions and ideas of everyone.