Do disputes and threats of cutting ties, such as "I regret ever knowing you" or "I will cut off my relationship with you," affect the validity of a legal marriage contract based on offer and acceptance, knowing that reconciliation occurs after every dispute? Are these statements considered a divorce that invalidates the contract and makes the fiancée religiously unlawful, and what generally invalidates a marriage contract?
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Since you have contracted the marriage with the girl, she is your wife. The phrases mentioned do not effect divorce or prohibition. Improve your relationship with your wife and abandon quarreling with her and her family. As for the matters that prohibit a wife to her husband after the marriage contract, these require details.
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