In this episode, Dr. Lisa Summerour continues with Part 2 of her response to Kevin O'Leary's controversial take that marriage is primarily an economic union and divorce should be avoided at all costs.

What You'll Learn:

• The hidden health costs of staying in an unhappy marriage (stroke risk, immune system impact, cognitive decline)
• What a 12-year Penn State study reveals about life satisfaction in unhappy marriages vs. after divorce
• How high-conflict homes affect children's mental health and future relationships
• Why the "staying for the kids" argument doesn't hold up according to research
• The double standard: Why failed entrepreneurs are celebrated while divorced people are stigmatized

Key Questions Explored:

If you'd leave a business partner for embezzling, why stay with a spouse committing financial infidelity? If we celebrate entrepreneurs who try again and again, why stigmatize people with multiple marriages? What's the real ROI on doubled stroke risk, therapy for traumatized kids, and years of lost productivity?

The Bottom Line: Divorce has financial costs, but staying in a dysfunctional marriage has health, emotional, and life-satisfaction costs that compound over years you can never get back.