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The rupture of a conjugal relationship has both a positive andnegative impact on the lives of immediate family members. Although for many womenterminating marriage may signal freedom from an oppressive, even violent conjugalrelationship, it is undeniable that this separation also results in strong socialpressure and discrimination in certain contexts, a situation which limits the woman’sfreedom of action in and outside of the home. The purpose of this descriptive,phenomenological study is to explore the experiences of 15 Peruvian, urban-basedmothers, all of whom made the decision to exchange marriage for single parenthood withinthe confines of a strong patriarchal system. The study follows the actions of the womenas they seek to overcome obstacles related to parenting and the management of theirrespective households. Three emerging themes are identified in this study: (a) thedevelopment of the woman’s relationship as wife and mother, (b) impact of theseparation/divorce on the maternal role, and (c) experiences in the single parenthousehold. Implications for social research studies and practice arediscussed

Single, Divorced, or Separated? Factors That Impact the Lives of Women Who Are Heads of Household in Lima, Peru