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    Marriage Persuasive Essay

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    How could you look your spouse in the eyes every night, knowing what you’ve done with the lady down the hall, or the pizza delivery guy? Is a night stand really worth a lifetime mistake? These are the questions that arise when I think about spouses who condone cheating in their marriage. This controversial topic has been around since the dawn of marriage and has been around and thriving tremendously ever since. There should never be a time where cheating on your spouse would be acceptable in a…

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    same number of ladies have heard the same." She appears to acknowledge the news on the verge of excessively serenely and goes to her space to be distant from everyone. This is when I began to see the world through Louise’s eyes. The demise of her spouse had presented to her another world with immaculate life.…

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    Should the welfare of one’s self as an individual ever come before the welfare of one’s spouse? In the final scene of the play, Nora makes the final decision to leave Torvald and her children behind in search of a life where she can be free to live as she chooses rather than bending to be the wife Torvald wants her to be. When she tells Torvald…

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    but you have to also consider your spouse, and present and future decisions as well. I like that you deemed it necessary to separate your accounts. To me, that is a very strategic decision to make and one that could cause much controversy in a marriage. In my opinion, separate accounts sometimes show that you want to ensure you will remain financially stable and able to ensure you have the necessary priorities taken care of. Sometimes, I believe some spouses believe you are trying to hide…

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    and contemporaries alike than Ephesians 5:21-33? Many people are offended by this biblical passage, in which wives are instructed to be subordinate to their husbands, because they interpret it to be creating a hierarchy in marriage, thus putting one spouse in a position of domination and is seen as offensive to women. With this understanding, strong emotions are stirred up within congregations and the stomachs of priests do flips before saying their homilies. Individuals ground the bitter taste…

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    Marriage In Medieval Times

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    of marriage defined by the culture, but culture also made women the inferior gender. Men were allowed more legal and social rights, whereas women were limited in their power as individuals. However, by building a functional family foundation with a spouse, one was seen as successful and the family name would continue to thrive. Although the role of marriage was to create a functional family foundation, for women it also meant the responsibility to have children, submit to the needs of the…

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    Marriage is often portrayed as this romantic ideal. The couple gets married and lives in a nice house. The husband works while the woman takes care of the house and children. Everyone is happy in that situation. However, that is not the case with marriage. Once a couple get married they feel the pressure of filling the stereotypical role of what it means to be a wife or husband. When we try to fill these roles we lose our sense of identity and become unhappy. It is clear that John Wright and…

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    Consider an individual is arrested for murdering his neighbor. The suspect goes to his attorney and confesses every detail of the crime. At trial, the defendant’s attorney is called to the witness stand to testify about the conversation between the attorney and the defendant. There is no doubt if this were to play out that the defendant would be convicted and spend a lifetime in prison. So the question exist, is there really a need for privileged communication? Even though society wants the…

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    Where Did I Go Wrong Have you ever had a miscommunication with someone close to you simply because you assumed they understood you? If that question was asked of anyone, the answer would very well be, yes, I have. It happens to the best of us and sometimes on a daily basis. As stated in the article from U.S. News and World Report’s called “Close Relationships Sometimes Mask Poor Communication”, it stated “For many people, their communication skills with loved ones are not as strong as they may…

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    punishment…The key element is having a climate of trust” (The Messy World…). However, if the policy is strict enough to threaten a transfer or even the possibility of being fired, employees will listen. Employees won’t want to risk their jobs for a fling, and spouses will be discouraged from seeking employment at the same locations. As to a climate of trust mentioned in the article, there are other ways to gain employees’ trust as a supervisor, such as seeking employee…

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