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    Some people believe that couples shouldn’t live together before marriage. Solving the couple’s problems and getting to know each other before marriage is a better idea than waiting until after they say I do. The reason people get divorced is because they don’t try as hard as they need to; working for their relationship is the only way to save it. People say that one out of two marriages end in divorce, this is because couples decide to get married at young ages, and they don’t spend the time to…

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    The Teenagers Marriage Ghassan B. Joudah Dubai International School Abstract Marriage is when a male and a female unite together legally. In some countries, it is legal for two people from the same gender to marry each other. Teenagers between the age of thirteen and nineteen are marrying nowadays. In the United States of America 3.9% of teenagers are married, and they are increasing rapidly. Moreover the most country that issues from teen marriage is the Democratic Republic of the Congo since…

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    Were Romeo and Juliet really in love? According to the internet it at least takes a few weeks to fall in love with someone. Romeo and Juliet knew eachother for 5 days, so how could they have been “in love”? There is no way Romeo and Juliet were in love when they had known eachother in 5 days. Therefore, they never “fell in love”. Romeo and Juliet were two teenagers who were claimed to have fallen in love although they barely knew eachother. Romeo and Juliet were impulsive, Romeo had just gotten…

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    A person lives 365 days in a year, which is 8,750 hours in a year, which is 525,600 minutes in a year, which is 31,536,000 seconds in a single year. How many of those 31,536,000 seconds does that same person spend cultivating a facade that makes them appear to be something that they are not? Markus Zusak’s novel, The Book Thief, depicts a number of characters, whom the reader might underestimate because of what the character wants the reader to believe about him or her. The novel’s main…

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    Duty: a moral or legal obligation; a responsibility. Between marriage, the duties of the husband and wife can sometimes differ apart from the different parties in the marriage. However, in many marriage relationships, there is one party who steps up and takes control and commands the duties of the wife and the husband. While many people believe that marital relationships are expressed and based around love and mutual respect, Shakespeare argues in his play The Taming of the Shrew that these…

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    There are always many disputes after the breakdown of marriage between the two parties, such as custody and spousal support. The issue of spousal support often generates significant controversy and discussion. The new Divorce Act, which was enacted in 1985 and still remain effective today, is the federal Act that governs divorce including the order of spousal support in Canada (Boyd, 2015). This essay will discuss how the courts views the issue of spousal support in Lee v Lee (2014), a family…

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    ASTRACT :- Unaccustomed Earth’ collection of eight short stories from Pulitzer Prize winner author Jhumpa Lahiri written in 2008, shows the life of Indian Immigrants living in US. This research shows the different aspects of characters in the respect of married life, their premarital relations, their extra marital affairs, their deviation from the traditional Indian way of life style, the emotions and love developed within the characters of both the generations, arrange marriage or love…

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    Intercultural marriage is defined as marriage between people who come from two different cultural backgrounds, throughout the years . In the story “A Red Girl's Reasoning” E. Pauline Johnson defines the different views on marriage within a cultural and religious marriage, she also speaks upon the equality of race, beliefs, and about how there is no superior ethnicity. Marriage rights and customs morally depend on culture and religion, many christians believe that marriage should involve a…

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    Introduction Communication is the expression of an intended meaning by one party to another party through the use of signs that are known and understood by both parties (Turner & West, 2013). These signs may be spoken signs, written signs, drawn signs, picture signs, or body movement signs. It is important to note communication is only possible when both parties have the intention to communicate with each other (Turner & West, 2013). That is, one party must be willing to create a clear positive…

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    {The Need for Marriage Counselling|All about Marriage Counselling|Importance of Marriage Counselling} {Many people tend to get into problems when they are in a relationship when this happens they go for relationship or marriage counselling which enables the relationship to be restored by reconciling their differences and the stress in the relationship.|Marriage counselling enables the relationship to be restored by reconciling their differences and the stress in the relationship.|There is need…

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