Joseph, I just responded to your posts on the other thread (although it was long, so the moderation will probably take a while.)
As I pointed out above,I don’t need to find other quotes from Gedolim in order to disagree with Rav Avigdor Miller – I was just trying to state my disagreement in a respectful way. The fact that Rav Avigdor Miller said something does not mean that anyone has to accept it, which is why it bothers me the way you are quoting him, as though everyone has to accept him. I also don’t think that what he is saying has to contradict what I have said, as I already pointed out.
I did already mention in another thread that the Bostoner Rebbetzin was in favor of divorce. It is also obvious that there are many Rabbanim in favor of divorce since there is a concept of “me’ah rabbanim” that has been used on many occasions (and each time obviously required 100 Rabbanim). There is also a concept of forcing a guy to give his wife a divorce. Furthermore, there are a lot of Frum divorced people in the world, so obviously there were Rabbanim who allowed them to get divorced.