Are you Indian Kenjifu.
You didn't see the consequences after divorce or seperation or husband left. I did. So you don't understand. I know very well.
You bahan ji no matter where you live all our community behave same. We can't live without our community. This is the reason we come to this forum as we can't mingle with gorays.
You are a buchchi so can't understand things Allah na karay kisi larki aur us kay buchchon pay aisa waqt aay. Laikin jis pay parti hai wo samajhta hai aur bahtar janta hai.
There are types of mother wo apnay ashana kay saath bhag jaati hai apnay buchchon ko bhi chor kar to aisi bhi aurtain hoti hain jo buchchon ki khushi pay apni khushi muqaddam samajhteen hain. Haan laikin aisi aurtain kum hoteen hain.
What would you do if you have kids and your husbandd cheats even once and he ask your forgiveness and you get divorce for that reasong and during your divorce process you kids beg you "ammi abbu ko maaf kar dain" what would you do?
What if your husband keep cheeting and you have kids and you leave what would you do when you will need someone to have sex as it's an unviersal truth after some time you need someone then what would you do? Marry someone else what you have a jawan beti would you marry someone else?
What would I do? For one thing nothing.
My family would take care of me till I was independent. And that is how we should all be with our daughters AND our sons. And as for the kids, I would deal with them in a manner that suited the situation.
Islam gives the woman the right for a divorce. Its not haram. Its there for a reason. Islam also has punishments for those who commit adultery. There is a reason for everything.
And frankly, the community that does not support a woman in such a position aren't worthy of her time. But I can honestly tell you that I have known many communities where women have divorced and have successfully found another husband, yes its not an easy ride but anythings possible, you just have to believe in yourself.
And yeah I may be young, but let me tell you a secret. I've been through more than any girl my age should have been through and I have learnt that the wounds that don't kill you only make you STRONGER.
Wear your scars with pride friend, and move forward. Learn from your experiences and teach your children about being just and honest, fair and loyal. Those people that don't want to marry them and can't see the wonderful characters they have aren't worth the time of day. Those that will see them for who they truly are are the right people.
And if a man did that to my daughter?
God help him.
p.s. I am not Indian. Pakistani, born and raised. (well not for very long in pk)