Married and Divorced Women's Emotional and Social Issues


Authors : Tamar Mgeladze; Dr. Tamar Shioshvili

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October


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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24OCT152

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Abstract : The emotional and social difficulties that married and divorced women encounter are examined in this article, with a focus on the unique but related problems that exist in both situations. Studies show that whereas divorced women usually experience feelings of grief, stigma, and adjusting to life as a single person, married women typically deal with stressors associated with marriage expectations and society norms. The influence of these emotional and social concerns on women's mental health, relationships, and general well- being is examined in this article through a qualitative review of current studies. To improve the quality of life for women in both marital statuses, it is imperative to comprehend these dynamics to build tailored support systems and treatments.

Keywords : Married Women, Divorced Women, Emotional Issues, Social Issues, Mental Health, Relationships, Stigma.

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The emotional and social difficulties that married and divorced women encounter are examined in this article, with a focus on the unique but related problems that exist in both situations. Studies show that whereas divorced women usually experience feelings of grief, stigma, and adjusting to life as a single person, married women typically deal with stressors associated with marriage expectations and society norms. The influence of these emotional and social concerns on women's mental health, relationships, and general well- being is examined in this article through a qualitative review of current studies. To improve the quality of life for women in both marital statuses, it is imperative to comprehend these dynamics to build tailored support systems and treatments.

Keywords : Married Women, Divorced Women, Emotional Issues, Social Issues, Mental Health, Relationships, Stigma.

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