marriage

Marriage is not so much a word as it is a sentence–a life sentence.

We Survived To The Six Month Milestone Of Our Young Marriage.
We planned our wedding in 7 days. When we moved in together my husband brought home 15 pounds of pork. It really looked like he sneaked to the farm and slaughtered a whole pig. We are on a tight budget which means we mainly eat pork. I do not like pork. I did not have experience cooking with pork as my childhood diet mainly consisted of chicken and beef. The first time I made a meal for us, I cooked pork medium rare, just like I would do with steak. It came out looking delicious, but then he cut into it. Every single piece was bloody. I was embarrassed. Luckily, my husband found a quick solution by microwaving the pork for a few minutes. My husband’s love for pork is difficult to break. He turned out to be an expert in meat, spices and cooking. He showed me about 101 ways to cook eggs. He once made lots of meatballs from ground pork and some beef. There were so many that it made me think that he cooked for an army of hungry soldiers. I gave half of it away to my family.
By Em Em6 years ago in Humans
Battle of the sexes
That verse is epic . . . “ it’s like the war of the roses going on in my place” OMG I AM SO TIRED OF THIS HOT OR COLD LUKE WARM, PLAYING ON THE MEDIAN MOTHER FUCKER. Who raised this piece of chocolate, strong build, sexy, womanizing ass boy,?
By Felicia Lee 6 years ago in Humans
Vashikaran- The way to unlock your marriage life happiness
Marriage is the most holiest bonding between two individuals and it is not only the relation between the two individuals but also it is a bonding between two different families. According to Hindu culture this beautiful event called marriage is carrying a lot of customs which fill blessings into our life. And through these blessings a couple will able to enjoy their life cheerfully.
By astro-anshu6 years ago in Humans
Husband and wife: demons coming to unite
Marriage is kind of a dumb concept. Or maybe a very dumb concept. Why? Well for starters, it puts pressure and strain on a relationship that isn't necessary; due to the legal labeling of the confirmation of the relationship of two people, stating that they will be romantically together for the rest of their lives. It’s like saying “okay well as of this moment, the government and all of your loved ones and friends now see you as a forever couple, and you can’t change that.” Just the thought of having everyone expect that the relationship will be physically eternal will make it harder for the relationship to thrive naturally. The two newlyweds may feel like they need to act or hide themselves, because they are too afraid of failure and the consequences that would come from that.
By sophia fischer6 years ago in Humans
5 Reasons to Marry a Psychologist
No matter how much you succeed in life, you will always want a person to be by your side. Someone who would be there to applaud on your achievements and failures in life (humor intended), someone who would listen to your rants that sometimes doesn’t make any sense at all, someone taking care of you like a baby when you are suffering from fever & throwing tantrums for no reason or perhaps, just be there. Of course, you don’t need to get married for all of this, petting an animal will already tick many of the things in the list but just in case if you’re thinking for the former option, it’s better to choose someone (if you have a choice) who’s already aware of human Psyche and its principles. And how good it would be to marry someone who actually has a command over it because of actually studying it as a subject.
By Hareem Syed6 years ago in Humans
TIPS FOR HAPPY MARRIAGE
Wedding is the most beautiful and important event in one's life. There is a saying that, "Marriages are made in heaven" they say so because when you are happy with your married life your bond is definitely made in heaven which means you enjoy enormous peace in your marriage. To be happy for your rest of your lives you need to follow some rules .We shall see a few below:
By MOSU6 years ago in Humans
How We Didn't Divorce
I was at work today and a lady and her husband came in for lunch. It was their fifty-nieth wedding anniversary and they do not live by a Fazoils, so when her husband asked her where she wanted to go she was thrilled to drive the forty-five minutes to come get our breadsticks.
By Amanda J Mollett6 years ago in Humans
Marriage: The Road of Ups and Downs Leading to a Life of Happiness!
Being the youngest of 7, I have seen my share of bad marriage in my family. My parents got divorced when I was 3, then my father passed away when I was 7 and my Mother remarried back when I was approximately 3 or 4 and that marriage ended when I was around 12 but they also were on and off for several years prior to my stepfather’s death in the 80’s. So my first images of marriage were very dysfunctional.
By Robin Hopkins6 years ago in Humans
Onions
She was always the cook of the household, because he can only make one dish. But every year on St. Valentine’s Day , it is his turn to cook, and he is always very careful to get everything right. It has to be perfect. Because she is.
By Matty Long6 years ago in Humans
I Have A Name, Thanks
We had a coupon for 20% off the basic ceremony and had rolled into Reno to discover that the County Clerk’s office was open until midnight every night of the week. We forked over $45 and signed on the antiquated lines labeled Groom and Bride.
By Remington Write6 years ago in Humans
How To Choose A Husband? - About Personal Relationships
Personality in personal relationships I'll start from afar. My youngest son has a strange peculiarity - when I tell him: “you are my boy/son/person”, not to mention the “bunnies” and other animals, he fiercely protests: “No, I’m Yurchik!” You might think that the child has problems with abstract generalizations, but no - the birds with the dogs are normally generalized, "people" and "children" too - but only as long as they are not familiar to him. As soon as a relationship is established with another, the same song begins: “No, she is not a girl - she is Inna!”
By Konstantin Kalushniy6 years ago in Humans
Short Story: Joy and Trey Part One
Joy left her weekly appointment a little more worried than normal. Dr. Colin always left her with promising words, but today as she left, he seemed distracted by her folder. She saw the nurse and the technician writing rapidly, and heard them talking outside of her room's door. She tried to think nothing of it, the clinic was abnormally busy today which must've made the employees overwhelmed.
By Allie Menghini6 years ago in Humans