Marriage
How to survive being a World of Warcraft widow
by Amy5918
W.O.W. Widow is defined for the purpose of this article as a spouse who suffers the loss of a loved one who has chosen to renounce this world, and all its pleasures for the imaginary online world of W.O.W. When you've dressed in your sexiest lingerie or even pranced out the Princess Leia outfit and told him you have better uses for his sword and more enticing quests with greater reward wi...read more
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by Jerry Hodge
It pains me to say this, but in my opinion marriage is not worth it. At least it was not for me. ...read more
Yes
Marriage isn't for everyone, but for the happily married, it's well worth all the effort it takes...read more
Marital Conflicts
- How to tell if you're asking for too much from a marriage
- Things that can kill a marriage
- Tips for saving a troubled marriage
- When different values can actually help your marriage
- Failing marriages: When to call it quits, and when to give it another try
- Can a marriage survive cheating?
- Marriage counseling options
Marriage Psychology
- Do you always marry your dream man or someone better
- Dealing with a "cheating heart"
- Making the choice to have a child free marriage
- Can marriages between introverts and extroverts work?
- How to redeem yourself in a marriage
- What a man should look for in a woman before marrying her
- Marriage: Settling for less
Newlyweds
- Young marriage: When individuation is compromised by too early of a commitment
- Newlyweds: Tips for dividing up household chores
- Newlyweds: How to cope with relatives who dislike your spouse
- Reflections: Meeting the man who became my spouse
- The best books for newlyweds
- Testimonies: Married in Las Vegas
- Tips for newlyweds: Handling the holidays, his family or hers?
Tips for Marital Happiness
- Choosing a partner through love
- How to make your marriage work: A satirical business perspective
- Marrying for money? Be careful...
- Lasting relationships that pass the test of time
- Advice from grandparents: For a happy marriage ...
- Tips on relationships and marriage
- Outdoor adventures help marriage partners reconnect
My wife and I married young by some standards. I was 21, she was 19. We were pregnant within a few months. I was making $9.1...read more
I am an Indian from a small reservation in New Mexico. Pardon my use of that politically incorrect term but my mother was an In...read more
by Kim Sharpe
In my opinion there is no leader in the family. It is a united front between husband and wife. You each share in all decisi...read more
I am a 21-year-old female who recently got engaged. My cousin is a 19-year-old female who also recently got engaged. We are bot...read more
Difference of opinion? Debate now.
- Marital Conflicts
- Should spousal consent be required before a married women has an abortion?
- Married Life
- Is sharing housework between husbands and wives the key to successful marriages?
- Should husbands or wives control the family budget?
- Can people with a mental illness successfully marry?
- Is marriage really worth it?
- Newlyweds
- Should married women keep their last name or switch to hubby's?
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