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    Why Is Marriage Reliable?

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    Is marriage reliable? How many people still believe in the love that “till death do us apart”? Based on the fact that more and more people are getting divorced nowadays, it seems like the vow is just one step of the legal processes to legalize a marriage. Researches showed that half of marriages in America ended in divorces (citation), and there were several factors including age, education and social class which could predict the outcome of a marriage (citation). A study proved that being in a…

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    Katlyn Robbins Senior Composition Opinion Essay There is a lot of debate about whether or not Social Networking is good for or bad for society. There are plenty of good points for both sides but I think it has more benefits than it does not. There are so many different ways that any person can use any type of social network. It is a part of our future, it is going to become even more apart of our lives so I do not understand why people do not just look at the good side of it, instead of making…

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    get into from games to many learning websites. But here recently websites like Facebook are slowly taking over the internet. Dating websites have become popular here in the last eight years. More and more people are using website like eHarmony and Match.com to find their partner. There are websites for all types of people if you 're fifty years and over and don’t feel like being bothered with young and immature people they have a dating website for that. One popular website is Plenty of Fish…

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    life to the next. Wedding transition and customs alternate between societies today. Three of those societies being the Chinese, the French, and Americans. For the Chinese, wedding ceremonies are a big deal. Apparently China has taken the websites, match.com or eharmony.com to the next level. Where the parents will write a synopsis of their child and try to find a match with other parents (Lopez). For the Chinese the engagement process is different. The family must approve the groom of the bride.…

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    Zoosk.com placed at #1. Why they are different: They promise a "personalized experience" due to a cutting-edge, SmartPick™. Rather than wading through profiles, their "behavioral matchmaking technology" brings viable matches to you. Match.com is #2 and boasts "more dates, relationships and marriages" than other online dating sites. Why they are different: They provide five compatible matches every day. In the #3 slot, OurTime.com caters to mature demographics. Why they are different:…

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    Essay On Business Of Love

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    When a person is in love, they tend to get butterflies in their stomach and go weak in the knees. Many people believe that romantic love is like a drug. When you’re loved in return, it is easy to see how love can be an addiction. In the Penn and Teller episode titled “The Business of Love”, we learned about certain people who think they have all the answers to other people’s love lives and so naturally they prey on those who are looking for love. In our society, in particular, movies and…

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    Differences In Marriage

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    dating someone within that same group. Asian married other Asian from the same group and black married other black from the same race. Some people said do not mind marrying someone from another race. Researchers found out the online dating website Match.com demonstrated that whites are more likely to date Hispanic. Younger people are more likely to date outside of their race than older people. There are many differences between intermarriage. According to researchers, 11 percent of 2008…

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    experienced was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Her generation may all bond over that experience because they were alive when it occurred. This theory of a personality life narrative is that individuals form an identity by putting their life experiences into an internalized, story of themselves. This provides the person with a sense of unity and purpose in life. A life narrative reflects on their reconstructed past, present time and imagined future. It tends to seem like a story. This…

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    up we all had visions of mr/ms right. We have all made up a fairytale how we picture how our lives will develop. There are many thing in this world that make fairytales rare and far in between. Ponzer provides a good example when she states “Match.com and Bally…

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    1.Cornwell,B & Lundgren D.C. (2001) Love on the Internet: involvement and misrepresentation in romantic relationships in cyberspace vs. realspace. In computers in Human Behavior, 17(2), 197-211. doi: 10.1016/S0747-5632(00)00040-6 The increasing use of technology and online dating are changing what society defines as romantics relationship norms. In Love on the Internet: involvement and misrepresentation in romantic relationships in cyberspace vs realspace, researchers B. Cornwell and D.C…

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