Will you divorce over politics disagreements if it ever happened in your marriage?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes.

No.

Separate only but not divorce.

Other.

[rosemilk]

no. i don't care much for politics in the first place. and everyone is allowed to have their own opinion. i could care less who you support or what side you support. you are allowed to vote for who you want or support who you want. you can keep it private or talk about it. but i won't talk about it openly with people i know. i will just nod. it's not something i want to talk about or get into, in case of useless arguments that can occur. what's the point?

ending a marriage or a friendship over politics is just ridiculous to me

[AviatorTom]

My wife and I have different political opinions. We generally don't talk about our differences. Definitely not a reason to divorce.

[soe11]

• Why should I?
• We are not interested in politics.
• Me and my girlfriend almost agree one another.

[Iron_Man]

No Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger were totally opposites republican and Democrat, but they did well for a long time a married couple

[TonyMetal___86]

Ofc not, politics and marriage aren't on the same level, 1st comes family than everything else!

[DrPepper12]

she's either slightly liberal or WTF is the Trump cult doing now?

[jahaims]

I made sure my wife and I had the same morals and values prior to marriage.

[WhiteBoyChill]

No that’s ridiculous.

And to be clear, I’d at least know well enough about them politically before we ever got married.