In January of 1997, a California woman filed for divorce after 25 years of what her husband believed had been a happy marriage. The real reason didn’t come out until two years later. On Dec. 28, 1996, just 11 days before she filed for divorce, the wife had won $1.3 million in the California Lottery. Thereafter, she took various actions to keep the money all to herself, including filing for divorce. When the truth came out, a Los Angeles family court judge ruled that the woman had violated state asset disclosure laws and awarded every cent of her lottery winnings to her ex-husband.

In 2009, a German woman filed for divorce after her husband knocked down and rebuilt a wall in their home—because (he said) it got dirty. This was apparently the final straw in a 15-year marriage during which the husband obsessively cleaned the house and rearranged the furniture.

California woman left her husband of 22 years when she found out he had voted for President Donald J. Trump. Apparently, this “betrayal,” as she put it, was the tipping point. “It opened up areas between us I had not faced before,” she explained.

Rashida Lucas divorced her husband, T.P., because, as she said on national television, he was just “too nice.” Chief among Lucas’s grievances were that T.P. said “I love you” too much and that he was such a good cook that it had caused her to gain weight.

A 34-year-old man filed for divorce from his 28-year-old bride just days after the wedding, after he saw her without makeup. Apparently, the man felt that his wife had deceived him with cosmetics, including false eyelashes. The “deception” was discovered when the two went to the beach together, and a dip in the ocean washed away her makeup.

Irreconcilable differences is the polite way of putting it. In 2015 it was reported that a Nigerian woman had filed for divorce after only one week of marriage because she couldn’t handle the size of her husband’s penis. After their first unsuccessful attempt to consummate the marriage, she took medication given to her by her mother. It didn’t work, and “the experience was a nightmare,” the woman said.

After more than 70 years of marriage, a 99-year-old Italian man divorced his wife after he stumbled across love letters she’d written to a secret lover in the 1940s. The wife then confessed to having had an affair and begged her husband’s forgiveness. But the husband wasn’t having it.

In 2007, a Russian man ran out of money while playing poker, so he bet his wife and lost. When his wife found out, she left him for the man who won.

In 2014, an Indian man was granted a divorce by a Mumbai court because of his wife’s “excessive and insatiable drive for sex.” He alleged that she often forced him into having what he described as “unnatural sex,” and that when he tried to resist, she would abuse him in various ways, including forcing him to take drugs and imbibe alcohol.

Frozen out. For one Japanese couple who had been married for six years, the movie Frozen was the deal-breaker. After watching it, he made the mistake of asking her, “Did you really think it was that good?” Well, apparently, she did, and the fact that he could even ask that question made her question what sort of person he was. And she couldn’t seem to “let it go,” moving out of their marital residence soon after.