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    The idea of marriage has changed over time, at one time it meant the man having whichever girl he so choose and the girl had no choice, at one time it meant money and ranking, now it means if “love” one another. During the medieval times the women had no say the man would pick her and she would marry him most of the time without really knowing him. Chaucer the author of Canterbury Tales explains this process in the tales of his book. In today’s world choice of marriage is a common…

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    than a year or two? The divorce rate in the United States is so high. As a matter of fact, 40% - 50% of American marriages end in divorce and the rate is even higher for any subsequent marriages. My first marriage ended…

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    person, the answer is clear regardless: get married and make your marriage strong in order to do right by your kids. But for people analyzing why this happens overall, yeah, it might matter a lot. It's always best to know as much as possible about causes and effects. Will encouraging more people to get married before children help, or will it just result in more divorces that would otherwise have been moving out on someone? Encourage marriage before kids! Those who don't trust their significant…

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    The arranged marriage process of India is very different than the type of marriages in the U.S. The process starts with the child's parents looking for the most suitable person to marry their son or daughter. If the parents find what they are looking for, they make an arrangement with the bride's family. As a result, both families will agree with the arrangement. These types of marriages are more common with the Hindus of India. The caste system plays a huge role. A family will never look for…

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    benefits of marriage, most of these studies focus on the finical, physical, and mental aspects that having a life partner can improve. However, there are also counter arguments to the fact of the burden that can be placed upon an individual to sustain and have a prosperous marriage far outweighs any benefits that can occur because of it. Both ideas have and present equal evidence for their stated positions, but neither has the ability to concretely present the main idea of what marriage truly is…

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    differences, and an average level of satisfaction in their relationship along with an average level of insecure emotional attachment to their partners compared to age-similar couples. Berardo, Felix M., Jeffrey Appel, Donna H. Berardo. “Age Dissimilar Marriages: Review and Assessment.” Journal of Aging Studies. 7.1 (1993): 93-106. Science Direct Web. 21 June 2016 This article challenges the analysis of preceding literature on age-discrepant…

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    With a wide bright smile he gets down on one knee and asks for your hand in marriage. Without thinking twice you say no. You say no because you just met this man three days ago. The man instantly frowns because the woman he thought he loved just turned him down. Today in society woman are able to make choices depending on how they feel. Marriage is now about love. It's about choice. No one could say that you had to marry someone or you couldn't marry a certain person. Your father and the…

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    women will take the last name of the people they are going to marry. I think that it is assumed that that the women will take the last name of the man and not the other way around because it is thought that the husband is the masculine part of the marriage. In the past, it was thought of as a women’s father giving them over to the new husband. This can be evident at weddings when the father of the bride walks the bride down the isle. I think that this concept has just become such a social norm…

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    Same Sex Marriage Analysis

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    When you think of marriage, you think about two people who love each other and who want a life together, which usually means having children, but some don't think of it the same way when it comes to same-sex marriage. In an article written by a conservative, named Trayce Hansen, she gives reasons to why love isn't enough, focusing on how children are better off raised by a married mother and father, but she is only portraying a single story on the issue, which can be further explained by…

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    The Real Arrange Marriage Information Lots of people get married and of all those people 53.25% of arranged marriages. People who also have arranged marriages have a divorce rate of 6.3% (Arranged). This show that there are a lot of arranged marriages that are happen, which mean that they has to be something good about them. Arranged marriages would happen all the time long ago and they still do because for lots of people it is part of their culture and it is really helpful. I will be taking…

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