How to Fall Out of a Marriage

Whether done intentionally or not, falling out of a marriage is a remarkably easy thing to do. It's much easier, in fact, to get a separation or a divorce than it is to get married in the first place. If handled correctly, falling out of the wrong marriage can greatly improve your life.

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

1. Choose peace. Whenever you have a choice between doing something with your spouse or enjoying peace and quiet by yourself, opt for the quiet. Eventually your partner will stop nagging you to keep him company and you will be headed down break up road.
2. Experiment with new goals. If you and your spouse are pursuing different long-term goals, you will have to go down different roads to achieve them. This gradual distancing can help you fall out of your marriage and into a separation or divorce.
3. Work hard. Spending extra time at work will leave less time for you and your spouse to share. Gradually you will become married to your work instead of your spouse. This can easily lead to breaking up your relationship.
4. Find new friends. Again, different interests and different friends will pull you and your spouse in different directions. Spending less time together is one path to breaking up your marriage.
5. Join a new church or a new religion altogether. Studies show that couples who worship together tend to stay together. It stands to reason that couples who do not worship together do not stay together.
6. Visit your attorney. Once the other steps in falling out of a marriage have been completed, you can hand the matter over to your lawyer.