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The consequences of periodic or ongoing excessive drinking can lead to the deterioration of the communication channels, as well as the intimate relationship between the couple. Specific manifestations of such deterioration may include arguments, serious financial problems, acts of infidelity and acts of violence.<ref>[https://www.araglegal.com/individuals/learning-center/topics/family-and-relationships/link-between-alcoholism-and-divorce ''The Link Between Alcoholism and Divorce'']</ref>}}
 
The consequences of periodic or ongoing excessive drinking can lead to the deterioration of the communication channels, as well as the intimate relationship between the couple. Specific manifestations of such deterioration may include arguments, serious financial problems, acts of infidelity and acts of violence.<ref>[https://www.araglegal.com/individuals/learning-center/topics/family-and-relationships/link-between-alcoholism-and-divorce ''The Link Between Alcoholism and Divorce'']</ref>}}
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== Natural family planning, contraception, cohabitation and divorce ==
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The summary of conclusions for the abstract for the 2021 journal article ''Natural Family Planning and Marital Chastity: The Effects of Periodic Abstinence on Marital Relationships'' published in the journal ''The Linacre Quarterly'' indicates:
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{{Cquote|Summary: This study showed that ever-use of natural family planning (NFP) among ever-married women was associated with 58 percent lower odds of divorce than among women who never-used NFP. Ever-use of contraceptive methods was associated with two times the odds of divorce and four times for cohabitation compared to those women who never-used those methods. Use of periodic abstinence with NFP is the practice of marital chastity and is thought to strengthen the marital relationship.<ref>[https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33487745/ ''Natural Family Planning and Marital Chastity: The Effects of Periodic Abstinence on Marital Relationships''], ''The Linacre Quarterly''. 2021 Feb;88(1):42-55. doi: 10.1177/0024363920930875. Epub 2020 Jun 12.</ref>}}
    
== Atheism and divorce ==
 
== Atheism and divorce ==
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