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Is an amicable divorce an oxymoron? Caught between tradition and modernity, most Indians have mixed feelings about divorce. Is it the Indian thing to do? Is it fair to the children? Can married people seeking separation for life learn to accept their changed feelings for each other with equanimity? Divorce is never the easy option in the face of marital toxicity. And yet, sometimes its necessary one, even if as a last resort. To help couples navigate the minefields in the divorce terrain. To D or Not to D explores the phenomenon in depth and looks at some things men and woman may never have thought about - but which they probably should have before taking such a life - changing decision. As always, Dr Vijay Nagaswami, best - selling author of the New Indian Marriage series, takes the reader down roads that need to be travelled with a light tread, pointing out along the way what one needs to keep in mind before taking a decision and that if indeed the decision to D has to be taken, an amicable divorce is neither a mirage nor an oxymoron.

Is an amicable divorce an oxymoron? Caught between tradition and modernity, most Indians have mixed feelings about divorce. Is it the Indian thing to do? Is it fair to the children? Can married people seeking separation for life learn to accept their changed feelings for each other with equanimity? Divorce is never the easy option in the face of marital toxicity. And yet, sometimes its necessary one, even if as a last resort. To help couples navigate the minefields in the divorce terrain. To D or Not to D explores the phenomenon in depth and looks at some things men...  Read More