they just couldn't look away from each other, and if they did, they would have noticed just how awkward everyone else in the room felt. He finally proposed, and their wedding day was a lavish event. I didn't attend, but from the photographs I've seen, it truly was an incredibly beautiful day . Blushing bride, excited groom, loving family and friends, the whole nine yards. Less than one year later they traded in their matching bathrobes for two high priced attorneys and fought it out in divorce court. What you would have seen had you peered into the courtroom were two people, merely faded shadows of what once had been. They certainly weren't interested in a reconciliation, in fact, it was difficult to even convince them to be civil with one another long enough to iron out the details. An all out courtroom brawl. So, what happened? How did marriage really change two people so much? Sadly, it happens all the time. People who had every intention of making their marriages work, surrendered to the constant battle that erupted at home, on a daily basis. Communication dies out, desire fades away, and before you know it, you'r...