marriage
Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.
5 Reasons Engaged Couples Should Sign a Prenup Before Marriage
When the engagement buzz wears off, you will be left contemplating about all those boxes that need to be checked off before the big day. This is the time for a future husband and wife to sit down and have a talk about whether or not they should get a prenup. Sure, it’s far less romantic than choosing your honeymoon dream destination, but it’s definitely more important. Having that in mind, here are some reasons why you should sign the agreement as well as some dos and don’ts you should be aware of.
By Leila Dorari7 years ago in Humans
Marriage
Think marriage makes life easy? Think again. Either you can make your marriage worth living or a living hell! Marriage is a bond between two people. When you vow to be with each other "'til death do us part," mean it from the depth of your heart. Marriage should be promising each other a life of happiness and support as our 24/7 support in online editing service. Marriage isn't a game—therefore, don't take it lightly. Oh, and a great tip for those who aren't married: Don't get married thinking it'll change him/her. 99 percent of the it doesn't happen!
By Rose Sours7 years ago in Humans
Extramarital Attraction
You meet the man or woman of your dreams, marry them, maybe have a kid or two, and maybe you feel like it’s day one with them all the time. You’re happy, they’re happy and life is happy. Years pass and maybe you hold onto that feeling. Or maybe (and more than likely), you find yourself growing tired of your partner. They’ve changed, a little at a time, and things you once found cute or quirky are now annoying and aggravating.
By Kathryn Parker7 years ago in Humans
Finding My Husband
Growing up, I always dreamed of a magical wedding, walking down the aisle with the perfect dress. Each man I met during my teenage years if there was an inkling of a crush, I might imagine them in a suit and wonder what it would be like to be called "wife." Not to sound stalkerish or anything.
By Nadia Stadnik7 years ago in Humans
Spoiler Alert: He Can't Read Your Mind
It's the stereotypical type of situation. You want your husband to do or get something for you—maybe you want a certain gift, or you want him to clean up more, or you want to spend more quality time together. So, you start dropping subtle hints...
By Brooke Nanai7 years ago in Humans
10 Myths About Marriage Vows that a Couple Should Avoid
Vowing to spend the rest of your lives together is a wonderful promise, but what do your marriage vows actually mean? There are many thoughts and misconceptions about what it means to be husband and wife. Many young couples may have the misguided thought that tying the knot means that any problems that are in their relationship will vanish before their eyes or that issues of poor communication or infidelity will disappear now that they've made their love official.
By Rachael Pace7 years ago in Humans
Marriage Expectation: Finances
Since I've been married, and even before, I would have always thought that I would be working. Even if it was just at Tim Horton's, I would still be working. As you know, if you have read any of my previous entries, my husband is a little bit old-fashioned.
By hailey clark7 years ago in Humans
I Never Thought I Would Find Someone I Couldn't Live Without
Often there are times where I come across people that make me smile—young, old, middle-aged, people who never let their inner child grow up and don’t care about how they are viewed by others. The ones who completely make my day are the old couples who still flirt like teenagers, the elderly man who still buys his wife flowers every day, the gentleman who still pulls his wife’s chair out when they sit down at a restaurant. They never let their love die, and they still look at each other just as if it were the first day they met.
By Christina Scanlon7 years ago in Humans
Marriage Is No Picnic
Marriage itself is hard, but when you are married to someone in the military, it just makes it twice as hard because of the deployments—or if you live separately due to conflict, money, or whatever reason you have. I've been with my husband for six years, married for one. When I tell you that this past year has been no picnic for either of us, I am not joking one bit. I am writing this because I don't believe in sugar coating or giving something another name. I have always been blunt and direct, even though it has gotten me into trouble multiple times. A lot of people don't understand the struggle that my husband and I go through, and lot of people don't understand because they aren't living our life with the heartaches and headaches that it has brought. So this post is going to be pretty candid and if you can't handle direct or truth, this is not the story for you.
By Alix Nicole7 years ago in Humans
