Marriage: Happy ever after ? 22 Articles

by Robin Vogel

MOTHER KNOWS BEST "You should go!" insisted my mother, "maybe you'll meet a nice boy." "Mother, I'm 23, I don't call them boys anymore," I told her. "It's a coffee house sponsored by a Jewish organization, and I bet...read more

by Samantha Vee

"Happily Ever After" with our spouses. Marriage is going to be what you and your spouse make of it. You can both CHOOSE to be happy, choose to have the "Happily Ever After", and make your relationship truly magical- or you...read more

by Jennee Thompson

Every young girl dreams about her wedding day. She has the floral arrangement placed just to her liking and she glows in her perfectly fitted white wedding gown. And just as fairly tales have taught us, happily ever aft...read more

by Emma Rayanne

People get married because they want to be with their spouse for the rest of their lives. They want to commit to a relationship based on love and trust. Unfortunatly, the number of divorces in this country rising. Nearly h...read more

by Millie Mallory

So you wipe the tears away and wish that it was you on the big screen. All that happily ever after at the end of the movies make you want to find your partner and jump the first plane to Reno and get hitched. Internally, y...read more

by Tamara Raetz

It's hard in any age for a writer to be original. "Happy ever after" is the longest-running and most-used plot in the human story, appearing in any story-telling medium from ancient fairy tales to many a television series...read more

by Sara Bateman

Happily Ever After The wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana was one of the most-watched romantic real-life events of the twentieth century. Between the legitimate longings of our hearts, and the way the Disney empire ...read more

by Kerry Espenschied

Happily Ever After? My husband and I have been married for over four years. We've never had an argument. I could hear you scoffing to yourself when I wrote that. "This lady is full of it. Don't hand me that. Of cour...read more

by Gary Campbell

Let me first ask, what is happy? Because happy means different things to different people. If we agree that happy means notably fitting or effective then this is a good starting point. Indeed some people's happiness in ma...read more

by MyAngel

Love is such a wonderful feeling. Let me speak by my experience. When one is in love, everything appears to be full of magic. But as magical as love may seem, there's a lot to do to make it work and reach the altar..... ...read more

by Terri Quick

HAPPY...Or Not? *Please, note this in my own opinion and how I view the topic... I've visited Webster to get the exact definition of happy What is Happy? It is an adjective; Enjoying contentment and well being; g...read more

by Debbie Endris

The Flash Flood of Marriage We all dream of martial bliss, you know, the everyday happiness, romance and lovemaking. The fresh flowers every day and sweet nothings said every night. Who cares how much money the weddin...read more

by Raven Storme

Do you believe in love at first sight? It happened to me. It was October 10th 1989 my best friend Kerry and I were coming out of class and laughing and talking when all of a sudden there he was, my future husband, tall...read more

by Adriana Rojas

This is not totally true. Not every woman, because girl sounds like shes just that, a very young girl. Marriage is for grown women, or it should be, anyway. The reason for this is, if they marry too young, then thats...read more

by Jobie Weetaluktuk

Happily ever after? It depends on where you are in life. Happily ever after usually means the few or few decades after the vows, the troubled years or the romantic years depending on your state of mind or nostalgia. The...read more

by Vanessa Tracy

In today's society, we are bombarded by media sources of all types. We see love in movies, TV. shows, music videos and so on. The majority of them are about happy endings and happily ever after. Is it a reality or a blind ...read more

by Christine G.

THE PERFECT PRIESTLY SPOUSE Ladies! Are you dating a seminarian? Break it up now! If he's vowed to chastity, you will get hurt. If he is non-celibate and thinks that you will be a suitable companion to accessorize h...read more

by Phillip Ellis

The prim and proper English gossip columnist Alison Pearson sums up in her Daily Mail article where the modern emancipated female is right now on men and marriage-straight back where they started. This train hasn't even le...read more

by Dena Bell

Ron and I went out on our first date September 15, 2001, engaged August 3, 2002 and married March 15, 2003. He was 34 and I was 21. Needless to say first year was rocky. He lost his job February 2, 2004 and I lost mine ...read more

by Lisa Tipper

Everyone dreams of how their wedding day will be. For most people their wedding is like a fairy tale. Many people have such glamerous weddings these days, just look at how the media portrays it! But this is one da...read more