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Perceptions of Divorce Advantages and Disadvantages

Abstract Interviews were conducted with 50 adult children of divorce aged 18 to 50, to examine perceptions of the advantages and disadvantages of parental divorce(s). Participants were selected based on two categories: individuals who have experienced the divorce of their parents (single divorce participants), or individuals who have at least one parent who has divorced more than once (multiple divorce participants). Regardless of the number of parental divorces, participants noted many of the same advantages and disadvantages of the divorce. However, there were some differences reported. Most importantly, multiple divorce participants noted that an increased social network was an advantage of multiple transitions. At the same time, the transitory nature of the same social network was seen as a disadvantage of the multiple transitions. Future directions regarding multiple divorce research are suggested.