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Leila Miller

In the book, Primal Loss: The Now-Adult Children of Divorce Speak Out, one contributor writes, “Divorce breaks a chain of both future-building and legacies of the past, which the next generation would normally benefit from. When this continuity is broken, the culture itself fragments – and it happens in one or two generations.

The betrayal of divorce pulls the rug of security and commitment out from under children, and they in turn do not believe in commitment nor do they have the tools and example to be successful in a long-term relationship. The ability to overcome the more destructive elements of human nature is damaged or ruined.”

How does divorce tear at the delicate fiber of the societal structure and how can it be resolved? Here to talk with us about it is our guest, Leila Miller.