Marriage and Divorce
Elaine Sihera
February 18, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
When children arrive, even though they enrich families and are usually desired, they need a lot of care and attention and can be very demanding. Often it’s the fathers who are squeezed out of the attention while mothers are often…
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Bridget Webber
February 17, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
If your marriage isn’t as happy a union as you would like it to be you may consider whether it could be helped by the aid of counselling. Marriage guidance therapy may, or may not appeal to you. In some…
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Ngozi Nwoke
February 17, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
A wise man said, “Failing to prepare is preparing to fail”. People generally, neither like to hear about failure nor do they take pleasure in personal failure. The success of any event, activity or institution is determined, to a great…
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Jules Martin
February 17, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Sometimes it is necessary to admit that you don’t know what else to do and choose to seek help from a marriage counsellor. It is true that it is not always sought out just because a marriage may be failing – for…
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Suzanne Rose
February 16, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Some men have a mistress, and her name is football season. Wives often take a back burner to this popular sport. There are different ways that a woman can deal with a husband who ignores her during football season, including…
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Summer Anderson - 601743
February 13, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Women can most defiantly be considered a nag. Why is that? My own personal belief is it is because we choose to be. WHAT? Yes you heard me right, its because we CHOOSE to be. Let me explain. Say you…
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Katherine Phillips
February 13, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
To a certain extent I think that women “nag” because things have to get done. Who else will keep the ball rolling? Who will get the kids to practice and get homework done? Not all lives revolve around the husband…
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Christopher Giofreda
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
The old Shakespeare quote comes to mind, “Hell hath no fury like a woman you don’t text message every hour.” It’s true. The light of your life, the belle of your ball, acts like a cross between a prison warden and…
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Lauri Ritter
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Is sex important in a relationship? It is if that is the only thing that makes the relationship. If it is then you must ask yourself is this the type of relationship you crave and will it lead to anything…
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Akua Hinds
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
When Adam and Eve were married in the Garden of Eden, they married without any fuss or fanfare. God was their witness. No bridesmaids, grooms men or clergy were required to be there. No marriage licenses needed to be signed. …
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Michael Allen McCormick
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Few things on this earth are as beautiful as a woman who glows with the presence of life within her. She needs to hear that you find her more beautiful than at any other time. Allow her to notice you…
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Cynthia Tovar
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Most of the time, a divorce is the result of conflict, known as interpersonal conflict, and a couple’s inability to manage it effectively. Either that, or they really do simply ‘fall out of love’. First of all, in general, there…
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Dave Thomson
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
The question of whether marriage is obsolete has come up on numerous occasions in the media over the past 2 years, most notably through an expose in The Atlantic Magazine, including a piece controversially titled, ‘The Death (and Life) of…
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Lucy-Lou
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Emotional cheating is worse than physical cheating and yes it definitely is a reason to break up. As if cheating wasn’t bad enough in the first place, throw some emotions in there and you really do have a recipe for…
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Liz Cobbs
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Moving back home after a divorce may seem like a humbling experience. After all, you left home once, not thinking that you would return to live there again. However, life is unpredictable. Although you find yourself dealing with this issue,…
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Rachelle de Bretagne
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
One of the hardest things that anyone may have to face in a relationship is love that dies. In the first throes of a love affair, intensity is the name of the game. Love is a wonderful place to be….
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Christopher Giofreda
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
While in college, this author befriended an El Salvadorean custodian. Now ,there is an unassailable trope about the wise old janitor. Oscar made sport as he worked, giving opinions on everything from work to marital life. Without condemnation Oscar put forth…
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Melissa Edgmon
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
The most important necessity within a relationship is communication. As a result, the first red flag in a faltering relationship is the lack of communication, and/or the inability to initiate, especially when in a “rough patch.” Consider the differences in a…
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Trenna Sue Hiler
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Marriage by proxy is not a new idea. In fact, there are records of marriage by proxy as early as 1490 a.d. In the beginning it was mainly for the royals only. It was a way to broker royal marriages…
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Joan Collins
February 12, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
“Love and Marriage, Love and Marriage, Go together like a horse and carriage. This I tell ya brother, you can’t have one without the other.” These wise words of Sammy Cahn in his song, “Love and Marriage,” hit the nail…
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Bruce McDaniel
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Family pressures are one of the more common reasons. We are still in the age of the old school way of thinking. You know if you are not married you are living in sin. Thank goodness that is leaving the…
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Paul Rance
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Getting a divorce is easier to than it used to be. It’s also more accepted in Western society than it used to be. Divorce should still be, however, the last resort. Impact on Children How children will be affected by…
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Hill.Mandy
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Forgiving could possibly be a very easy obstacle to overcome, or it could be one of the hardest things to do in your relationship. Forgiving your spouse depends upon what they did in order for you to be upset with…
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Micah Nieves Guitarte
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
So how do you tell someone that you don’t love them anymore? Relationships that that no longer work out had to have a resolution of sorts. Without a resolution, you would end up enduring a relationship where neither love nor…
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Sasha Condo
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
A good relationship will always be built on the foundation of trust. Without trust, it’s nearly impossible to have anything to build on. You start out in a new relationship, not knowing how it will end or if it will…
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Christopher Giofreda
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Sometimes a troubled marriage shows signs of failure before one party officially gives up the ghost. If you’re a woman living in this space you need to know it, and take the extraordinary steps required to fight for your husband….
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Henrietta Mateaki
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Flying Solo “Mom I’m sick and tired of hearing you complain about dad. Either you leave him or stop complaining. You sound like a broken record!” At twelve years old I shouted these words to my mother for the first…
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Todd Daigneault
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Fighting fairly in a marriage is important. Sometimes a good argument or venting is a necessity to clear the air for a relationship to continue to progress and evolve. Leaving things all bottled up can lead to a more disasterous…
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Bobby Coles
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
Fighting the issue and not the person is the safest manner in which to ensure a fair fight. Marriages inevitably suffer through fights, but if they are done in a fair fashion, then the fights should end quicker and with…
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Barbara Combs Williams
February 11, 2014
Marriage and Divorce
How do you fight fairly in a marriage? That’s an interesting question. A better question might be, can you fight fairly in a marriage? In any marriage, whether newlywed or celebrating that silver anniversary there comes that time when you…
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