marriage
Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.
Your marriage or relationship could be failing because of these reasons.
In today’s society many marriages and relationships are ending because the basic principles that relationships are built on have diminished. With modern technology and the new ways of living in the last decade has given us great pleasure, it has also caused damage on the core principles of what is needed to make a relationship last. Families are now eating their meals in their living rooms and bedrooms with their eyes glued to their cellphones and tablets. Families are no longer sitting at the kitchen table having conversations. Over a period of time that become the new normal and the communication goes down. Along with communication, trust, and financial issues are all reasons why relationships do not last anymore. You have more marriages and relationships ending in divorce or are afraid to even seek commitment because of the fear of failing.
By Carlos Oates5 years ago in Humans
Learn Your Spouse's Love Language
The secret to everlasting true love in a marriage is very simple. If you want to effectively communicate with your spouse and keep the love burning in your relationship, the very first thing that you are going to want to do is to learn your spouse’s love language. That’s right. Every person has a love language and your love language may be different than your spouse’s. If you are always expressing to your spouse your love language to them, they’re not going to respond to it. That would be like speaking English to a person that only speaks German. Your spouse is not going to understand it so therefore they are not going to see that love connection. You are going to have to speak their love language and before you do that, you are going to need to find out exactly what that love language is.
By Kathy Lester6 years ago in Humans
20 Reasons to Get Married
1 A major responsibility. There's no greater confirmation of affection than approaching your darling for their hand in marriage. Try not to take a gander at marriage as a lock without a key. Take a gander at it as the most noteworthy duty you can provide for the one you love to demonstrate your affection for them.
By Francisco Bisuet6 years ago in Humans
Matchmaking sites in UK are changing the traditional face of finding a life partner:- An overview: An overview
Most Indians whether they are based in India or UK face a common phase in life after they reach the marriageable age. Parents, associates, and neighbors who never appear other times suddenly start bothering the eligible bachelors by reminding them repeatedly that they have reached the perfect age to get married. The online marriage bureaus are also taking full advantage of this fact and are campaigning about the idea of finding the perfect partner for life.
By Bhavesh Parmar6 years ago in Humans
What Happens Now
Weddings are a big deal. Even if you're both just wanting a small intimate setting with just a few close friends and family, it can be a significant undertaking. First there's the matter of details. So many details. Wrangling the guest list and bringing it down to a reasonable number of invitations an be tricky, Particularly when both parties have big families. Nobody wants to hurt people's feelings. Decisions are part invitation part obligation, held together by inevitable frustration. Did we invite too many or too few? Can we afford to host this many? Can we afford not to? You know how cranky uncle Felix gets if he thinks he's missing out. (all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this story are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred).
By Carrie Partain6 years ago in Humans
I Dare You To Love Me
Marriage. Most women think about it. Men do too, though may not so readily admit it. Many of us begin entertaining the idea, at quite an early age. We watch our parents and grand parents, aunts, uncles and even our friends take "the plunge". We observe how couples go about choosing their significant other, the person they just can't do without; their soul mate.
By Carrie Partain6 years ago in Humans
Hey Honey! Let's end up here
The concept of Marriage: The process of finding a better or perfect match and live the rest of our life with that special person is called as Marriage. There is also a popular saying known as "Marriages are made in Heaven". When both the bride and groom reached a certain age, they tend to search for an appropriate pair to lead a happy life.
By Nagarjun M6 years ago in Humans
His Secret Obsession: Discover His Primal Desire and Make Him Want You.
There are a lot of relationship books out there. Some of them claim to be able to save your marriage, others claim to help you understand your man. For the most part, these books fail to live up to their claims and women who follow advice from such books are no better off.
By James Chukwudum6 years ago in Humans
Work in Marriage
See the picture above, January 16th, 2016 is the day I said I Do to the love of my life, but what I didn't realize what I said I Do to was a lifetime of work. Don't get me wrong, I love my wife and wouldn't want no other way to spend my life with her but no one prepares you for the work in marriage. I didn't have any examples to follow by growing up, my parents had a toxic marriage and divorced when I was 6 or 7 and, watching my mom and the toxic men she continued to be with and living with my womanizing father and step mother in my teen years, never taught me that marriage was ever a good thing if you work at it. My wife didn't have any good examples herself, losing her mother at the age of 11 and her father battle with alcoholism and drugs for years and even in her adulthood, he seems to carry toxic traits as well. We weren't given tools to have a toxic free relationship or marriage, but we knew we wanted love and found it in each other. We carried toxic ways and energy in our relationship of 8 years and in our soon to be 5 years of marriage and didn't know where to start. Yes we've tried therapy twice, honestly I want to say once because the first therapist seem to be bias when it was couples therapy and not individual therapy. So what's next? Well we've decided to take matters in our own hands, we separated, not legally not out of the home, but we have decided to remove things that seem to be our temporary fix and decided to try different methods, we have become less intimate, allow raw feelings to come through where conversations are less complicated to have because we just was cuddling and under each other. We actually don't annoy each other as much. We argue less, we hear each other out more. This was the work that honestly should have been done in the beginning of us but we are saving us. Once we clear the old toxic ways, we will be able to focus on the other things to work on, because we will be empty nesters in the near future and we will learn to adapt to it being just us. So for the engaged couples out there, the newly weds that are out of the honeymoon phase, the been married for a while what's next couples, marriage requires work and if you love each other as much as you say you do, understand that clearly and get to work and continue to figure out your next steps until death do you part!
By Lola Naiyesha 6 years ago in Humans
