People get married because of the society we live in, but the reality ia that many a time theres no real foundation, just the fact that they like eachother isnt enough. Marriage is something people really have to keep working on, its like faith. People dn not get married thinking there going to divorce, but i think its sad when its normal for people to say there on there 2nd marriage.
2006-07-25 05:41:04
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answered by "the Otter" 4
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I don't believe people go into marriage believing it's not going to work, unless they feel that somehow a bad relationship will improve with marriage. I'm not sure that marriage is less valued today, but I do believe that divorce shouldn't be the first thing people think of if they encounter problems. When you say you "obviously" will want to get married someday, I don't think it is "obvious" for everyone. Some people really shouldn't get married. It is hard to imagine the concept of staying with one person for years and years. People change. Going into marriage with the idea that it will be forever is a positive outlook, but sometimes it just doesn't happen. If you are "too scared" to think of marriage now, then don't! Don't rush. There is no right or wrong age to do it. You will know when you're ready and have found the right person. Until then, try to enjoy dating but don't obsess about finding "him." Become the best "you" you can, and things will happen from there. Good luck!!
2006-07-25 05:38:32
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answered by 60s Chick 6
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I know exactly how you feel. I'm 21 and not married, and I'm kinda scared too. Because I do not want a divorce ether! My Mom said, "Don't marry a guy until you can't imagine how you would live without him!" that is some good advice!
Also, a marriage can't be selfish, both of them are supposed to be willing to give 100% and not only 50%. And never go to bed angry and if you need to cool off, take a walk and try not to say every hurtful thing that goes through your mind. That is enough to hurt anybody!
2006-07-25 05:35:20
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answered by Lorla 4
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Its for a few reasons:
1. People jump in too soon- they're young and feel romantic usually fresh out of high school and feeling rebellious. they think their high school partner will be just as loved when they live together and have to deal with real issues, but they're sadly mistaken. They dont get to really know thier partner
2. To save a relationship- Sometimes people see their once perfect relationship slipping from them and they feel that marriage will unite them and make them stronger than ever. This boosts love for a while but eventually wears off
3. Desperation- People get older and they are still not with their idel partner, so they feel like they are running out of time. This causes people to settle for others below the standards they would normally accept just to get a shot at love and a relationship before they get too old
You can be very happy in a marriage if you dont focus on the idea of it, and instead work on finding that perfect relationship that will make you happy. never compromise, and work out any issues as they arise. never let stuff slide or make excuses why things are not perfect. the key is communication and never lowering your standards, even if you start to get older and still havent found that perfect person. Dont look for marriage, you will know when the time is right and dont be afraid to refuse if you're not absolutely sure that you are ready, otherwaise there will be problems
hope this helps
2006-07-25 05:33:44
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answered by sexydp 3
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No, all it'll do is spoil American females, and American females will all turn out to be unmarried and on my own. Over 50 percentage of American females are unmarried, and not using a boyfriend or husband. Millions of American guys refuse to marry American females, pronouncing they're the sector's worst better halves, and can marry most effective overseas females. So, what is going to occur is that the majority American guys will now not marry American females, and most effective marry overseas females, and consequently, majority of American females can be dwelling very lonely lives, without a guys serious about them. I'm married to an indian woman and I might on no account feel approximately relationship and even touching an American lady ever once more.
2016-08-28 18:14:29
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answered by ? 4
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not all marriages fail. the "till death do us part" should probably be taken out bc the earths population would be cut in half but that doesn't mean ur marriage will fail.
i think people get married too fast. what is the rush? if you both truly love each other you don't need marriage to stay committed. have a long engagement and i believe u should live with the person before you get married and be sexually active with them too. i have no problems with staying a virgin until marriage but how do u know you're going to have that chemistry?
2006-07-25 05:37:03
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answered by murfeezlaw 4
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Don't be scared, there are plenty of couples and individuals today that still fid the bonds of marraige as sacred. You just have to find one or two, that may be the trouble. But do not be scared b/c whe you do find that special someone you will know for sure that it will work and you will be in for the long haul! and this is always a good thing g into the marriage recognizing that divorce is not a option therefore you will both work harder to make it magnificent, good luck and God Bless!!!
2006-07-25 05:34:24
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answered by lasugarfree 4
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OK--but you won't like the answer.
Treat it like you're trying to find a man to run a really important company for you. Forget what your feelings are--if the marriage is happy, the feelings will be great. Ignore what he says and watch what he does.
Does he make you a priority day-in and day-out? Or just when he wants something? Does he show up on time? (That will tell more about his level of respect for you than almost anything else.)
Most important--does he appear to be interviewing you? If he is--it tends to suggest that he's looking for a life partner instead of just entertainment.
It's a marathon--not a sprint. I'm not really saying ignore all of your feelings--but keep in mind that feelings are just one part of being in love and a relationship that works. Of course, you have to be attracted to the guy, but treat that like a minimum qualification--not the deciding factor.
2006-07-25 05:32:52
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answered by Pepper 4
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People want the illusion to be real. One of the problems is, the women's movement. Women are now told they do not need a man and that their interests are what is important. Thus, when they marry and feel the pinch of family needs, and work pressure, it becomes too much and they walk. I am not blaming all women, but in my life, I have seen so many women walk away from a husband and kids for their careers....How shallow.
2006-07-25 05:42:29
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answered by ndmac 5
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Thats the problem, people put to much stress on the whole thing.Who ever said you have to get married right away or by a certain age?Take care of you and your career first.Worry about all the wedding details after the sucess.Cuz as soon as you get married people expect you to have kids,then it's to hard to be sucessful at your job....family comes first.
2006-07-25 05:36:01
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answered by ronchoward 3
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