(What are the Odds) Relationship will fail after a miscarriage

Odds a Relationship will survive a miscarriage

  • Couple will be fine if the overall relationship is good otherwise.

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • Survival rate of +75%

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Survival rate of +/-50%

    Votes: 4 44.4%
  • Survival rate of +/-25%

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • Couple is on borrowed time bruh

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • Not guaranteed either way ...but it's quite easy to fukk it up if not careful.

    Votes: 0 0.0%

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Geek Nasty

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You hear about the death of a child breaking up marriages a lot. I don't know the psychology behind it.
 

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Ending the Silence: How Miscarriage Impacts Your Relationship

Studies have shown that any trauma can affect your relationship, and this is true for miscarriage. A study from 2010Trusted Source looked at how miscarriage and stillbirth impact your relationship, and the results were pretty surprising.

Married or cohabitating couples who had a miscarriage were 22 percent more likely to break up as opposed to couples who had a healthy baby at term. For couples who had a stillbirth, this number was even higher, with 40 percent of couples ultimately ending their relationship.

It’s not unusual to drift apart after a miscarriage because grief is complicated. If it’s the first time you and your partner are grieving together, you’re learning about yourself and each other at the same time.

Some people isolate themselves to work through their feelings. Others turn to anything that keeps their mind busy and lose themselves in distractions. Some are more focused on those what-if questions that can get us stuck in guilt.

Worries like, “Will I ever have a child?” “Did I do something to cause this miscarriage?” “Why doesn’t my partner seem as devastated as I am?” are common fears and can lead to friction in a relationship if they’re left undiscussed.

An older study from 2003 discovered that 32 percent of women felt more “interpersonally” distant from their husband one year after a miscarriage and 39 percent felt more distant sexually.

It’s kinda sad when you look up stories of how it ends relationships.
 

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Miscarriages are traumatic events it affects both people but especially women more. A relationship can still survive but it helps if both people seek therapy or counseling of some sort.
 

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Petty Vandross.. fukk Yall
If shorty want a kid she gon have her kid
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you know a miscarriage can be a bigger sign of problems in a woman’s fertility ecosystem right
Or you just trying to be a funny, edge lord:jbhmm:
It’s not like an abortion(and even after that procedure
possible future complications can come about in fertility)
Swear y’all just be typing shyt to type
And clearly don’t know any real world women:dead:
 

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you know a miscarriage can be a bigger sign of problems in a woman’s fertility ecosystem right
Or you just trying to be a funny, edge lord:jbhmm:
It’s not like an abortion(and even after that procedure
possible future complications can come about in fertility)
Swear y’all just be typing shyt to type
And clearly don’t know any real world women:dead:
Meant she wants a kid she gon wanna try again

U doing too much typing breh
 
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