Difference Between Married And Married Life

A Comparison of Single and Married life Couples with unadjusted marriage advise single people not to get married because they are unhappy with their life style, they instill a wrong picture on unmarried people’s head. In fact, one of the victims was my cousin Abel. Abel is a single self-employed man. Whenever, asked by family, “Why don’t you get married?” his response has always been “Married life is hard”. Abel had judged Married life without having any experience of it. Meanwhile, he assumes that single life is easier, without even considering the positive outcome married life could have. However, from my experience as a married woman, marriage has positive benefits that the single life cannot provide. Therefore, Living a single or a married …show more content…
The absences of companionship in single life could lead to solving problems on their own. For single people, the absences of companionship allows them to have more space. However, they become lonely. Meanwhile, living a married life means the availability of companionship. Yes, the availability of companionship allows married people to have less space. However, whenever there is a problem that needs to be solved, it is dealt together, gives the feeling of trust and reliability to one another, and hence two heads yield better results. Additionally, married couple experiences things together while enjoying the companionship of one another. For instance, married people get to visit to each other’s families and spend quality time sharing memories and experiences. Furthermore, married couples are more concerned about their future plans, when to have children, and what sort of career choices to make that would be suitable with the couple’s lives. Married people are more focused with their future ability to raise their family. Meanwhile, single people are less focused on their future, because they are more worried about their month-to-month expenses. Therefore, the availability of companionship has better effect and more cherished times in people’s lives comparing to the absences of