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by Sonia27 on Aug 3, 2023
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My friend recently got married and only in 2 weeks she decided that her husband can't satisfy her and keep her happy. The thing is she got to know her Husband has a small penis which she didn't liked and is very angry about this. Now I'm thinking is it legally correct to file for divorce if you found that your husband has a small penis? @DrSapna
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・answered 45 days ago
In most legal systems, the size of a person's genitalia, including their penis, is not grounds for divorce. Legal grounds for divorce typically include factors such as irreconcilable differences, infidelity, abuse, or abandonment, depending on the jurisdiction. Marriage is a complex and multifaceted relationship that involves various factors beyond physical attributes. While sexual compatibility is important in many marriages, it's just one aspect of a broader partnership built on love, respect, communication, and mutual support. If your friend is considering divorce solely because of her husband's penis size, it's important for her to consider the broader implications and consequences of her decision. She may benefit from seeking counseling or therapy to explore her feelings and concerns in a supportive and non-judgmental environment.
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New Mothers・answered 45 days ago
You need to consult a lawyer who knows about this.
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・answered 41 days ago
This needs to be answered by a professional and a good one for this sake
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・answered 36 days ago
I don't know about if it is legal or not, probably it wouldn't be legal as it is such a petty issue. But my question is that just because he has a small penis, will she end her marriage with him that too just after 2 weeks of getting married. Marriage is not a joke.
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