I want morality.

Peace be upon the late Rabbi Shlita.
The most famous place of ‘force him until he says I want’ is in Geth. You claim that this coercion cannot work on those who were not raised on the Torah because they do not want to.
I asked in this specific case whether it is possible to force it, assuming that every person wants to do the right and moral thing, but anger blinds him. Although in the commandments between a person and a place this is not relevant, but in the case of divorce it is?