The experience of living divorced women from the feeling of insecurity in everyday life

The present research seeks to describe the experience of insecurity in everyday life from the point of view of divorced women in order to achieve their semantic interpretations and implications. The data of this qualitative study were collected through semi-structured interviews and the basic theory method for data analysis was used. An objective and objective sampling method was used for interviewing 20 divorced women in ilam. The results of this study indicate that social welfare, social insecurity, lack of social support, as a result of the circumstances have led to insecurity. Sexual predilection and double control have served as intervening conditions. Divorced women are confronted with desperate strategies, women's aggression and suicidal attempts, hidden resistance women, and suicide attempts. The feeling of insecurity of divorced women in everyday life has led to psychological disturbances, frustration of public space, and double discrimination.