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    Therefore, showing the statistics of how this is becoming to grow as a more common occurrence. Along with the age of divorce growing it is causes younger adults to have to understand how to react to this changing factor. Another article did a research study interviewing 10 divorcees at an average age of 63. They explained that the reasoning for the late-life divorces are caused by the complexity of preserving a long term relationship. Yet the outcome…

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    Gloria Steinem, a women’s rights activist during the 1960’s and 1970’s reveals she “was never against marriage per se. Before feminism, [she] didn’t think [she] had any choice” Steinem was a strong feminist and activist; however, she believed that when it came to marriage, women simply had no choice. Similarly, women in 19th century England had little power as their families married off their daughters as quickly as possible and to the wealthiest man who would take her. Women then followed the…

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    different types of men in her book, one of which is Leonce Pontellier, Edna’s husband. Edna and Leonce were expected to have a typical marriage; Edna was to be a “mother-woman” whilst Leonce was an ideal husband. However, Edna desired individuality and was thus not fit to be a “mother-woman,” adding to the complications of their marriage. Moreover, their marriage was…

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    able to provide each other the advice that comes with wisdom and experience. No longer is loyalty explained to us. We aren’t told the when you marry, you have made an agreement. This is an agreement to stand together and work on the depth of the marriage. We aren’t told the oneness that you experience with another person and how you are to rely on this person for the rest of your life. Our culture no longer shows this as the goal, no, we listen to fiends telling us to leave of mates when…

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    Based on the marriage statistics collected by the U.S. Census Bureau, it shows that there was a major decline in marriage, due to people currently view marriage as a sign of “prestige rather than conformity” (Seccombe p.226). That is, most of the individuals are more likely to finish their education, get a job, and likely focus on savings first before they jump into the marriage; and so, there was just approximately 52% couples in the United States aged 15 and over who are married in 2009; it…

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    In The Wife of Bath Tale, Geoffrey Chaucer portrays the Wife as a woman who contradicts with certain commands told by her husband. Her character and her beliefs correlate with the tale she tells through marriage, sovereignty, and virginity. In the Middle Ages, men were thought to have control over their wives from the sense of God. God made Adam and Eve so they could explore the perfection of Earth, love one another, and obey God’s teachings. However, they rebelled against God’s word when they…

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    with open marriages, simply because open marriage would not work for me. In such arrangement, I would not be able to keep a relationship nor be able to tolerate any other men sleeping with my wife; acknowledging the fact that I would also be able to sleep with other women. In my opinion, this would never be morally correct and to me this does not define the concept of marriage. If one choses to live in such ways then, why marry in the first place is something I would question. A marriage is…

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    or Nothing Marriage” I think that when Finkel (“All or Nothing Marriage”) describes his opinion that marriages today are better than the ones in the past, he’s essentially saying that modern day marriages are the best in the means that the marriages with the strongest bonds and greatest satisfaction, etc today compared to what used to be considered the ‘most excellent’ and best marriages back in the times of yore have gotten stronger and even better. The standard of the ‘best’ marriages has been…

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    Gottman Model Of Marriage

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    each other. The main idea was to test that marital divorce can be predicted to exist in two critical periods of most marriages. The first during the first seven years of marriage and the second after 14 years, to be more specific when the children reach adolescence. These studies have allowed having a better understanding of the elements of marital happiness and what keeps a marriage united. With this study it has become possible. As divorce rates may increase or decrease in future years, having…

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    that made both classes common was that each needed to marry to survive. Many were left with views less than happy and promising. People also had to marry at a certain age of deal with the penalties. During the middle ages Christianity began to take root and project their message of God and marriage. Christians believed that marriage undermined the self-control needed to achieve spiritual salvation. They also did not agree with divorce. Those who were Christians during these times viewed society…

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