As we see reversible marriages come apart, we may think to ourselves, how fortunate the couple was to have a flexible attitude toward marital commitment, given that it didn't work out. It might not occur to us that the flexible attitude might
In the context of reversible marriages, many people might view the couple's ability to maintain a flexible commitment as a positive trait, especially when the marriage ends amicably. This perspective can lead to an appreciation for the couple's willingness to adapt and not feel bound by traditional norms of permanence in marriage.
However, this flexibility may carry unintended consequences, as discussed in Barry Schwartz's book, "The Paradox of Choice: Why More Is Less." The very attitude that makes it easier to leave a relationship can also diminish the perceived value of commitment, which may affect deeper emotional connections and stability in relationships.
