How Trump's Presidency Has Impacted Marriages

Donald Trump's presidency has had a significant impact on marriages, with many couples reporting changes in their relationship and communication.

"We've noticed a decline in intimacy and a lack of emotional connection," says one couple, who wished to remain anonymous. "He uses his phone constantly and doesn't listen when I'm trying to talk about my day." Another couple reports feeling "invisible" during conversations, with Trump dominating the discussion.

"It's like he thinks he's still in a relationship or something," says Sarah, a married mother of two. "He doesn't respect boundaries and never listens to me. We've had some great times together as a couple, but now it feels like we're just going through the motions."

"I feel like I'm walking on eggshells around him," says Tom, a divorced father of two. "He's always getting angry and upset about something minor, and it takes me hours to calm him down. We used to be close, but now it feels like we're just going through the motions."

"It's not just about communication," says Dr. Emma Taylor, a marriage therapist in New York City. "Donald Trump's presidency has created a toxic environment where couples feel disrespected and unheard. It's no wonder that so many marriages are ending in divorce."

As the nation continues to grapple with the consequences of Trump's presidency, it's clear that his impact on marriages goes beyond just policy disagreements. Whether it's a lack of emotional connection or disrespect for boundaries, there are many couples who feel their relationship is suffering as a result.