opinion
Seems like making it a criminal offense, not just a civil matter, sends a stronger message that it's genuinely not okay for someone to lose their marriage that easily.
adityakumarEditorial
Seems like making it a criminal offense, not just a civil matter, sends a stronger message that it's genuinely not okay for someone to lose their marriage that easily.
I've watched the fear in a friend's eyes over the idea that her husband could end their entire marriage with three words and no recourse for her at all -- criminalizing that practice feels like the bare minimum protection every woman in that position deserves.
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