Divorces happen for a lot of reasons: infidelity, irreconcilable differences, and financial stress are just a few reasons. But then sometimes there are other reasons, that maybe don’t seem like they should be reasons, but have caused marriages to end regardless. Here are some of the weirdest reasons yet.
Weird Reasons for Divorce
- She “let him go” after finding out he didn’t care for the movie “Frozen.” According to the U.K.’s Metro News, the Japanese woman told her husband, “If you can’t understand what makes this movie great, there’s something wrong with you as a human being.”
- In Dubai a man left his wife because, according to Gulf News, she was “possessed by a genie.” More specifically, the family had told her husband she was possessed by a “dijn,” a type of genie from Arabic mythology, and that’s the reason she would not sleep with him. Religious experts had been called in to exorcise the dijn, but were not successful
- An Indian man claimed that his wife had too much of a sex drive (sounds like she might need to be possessed by a dijn). In court the man claimed she had forced him to take medication to boost his sex drive and then threatened to sleep with other men if he didn’t satisfy her needs.
- The parrot let the cat out of the bag. According to ABC News, a Chinese woman found out her husband was cheating on her. Who told her? The couple’s pet parrot. The parrot began saying “divorce,” “I love you,” and “be patient.”
Working with a Divorce Attorney
If you have come to the conclusion that you want a divorce, for any reason, you should work with a divorce attorney. A divorce attorney will be able to walk you through all aspects of a divorce including: alimony, marital property division, and child support.
Working with a skilled attorney can help ensure you get a fair case. For advice on divorce you need the expert law firm of Divorce Law LA. Schedule a consultation today.
Source: The Huffington Post, His Penis Extension Broke — And 9 More Crazy Reasons People Divorced, January 22, 2015
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