Sentences with phrase «happy marriages does»

If a marriage is effectively over — and let's face it, happy marriages don't end in divorce — and one of the spouses falls for someone else, it may not be the smartest idea but should he or she be shamed and judged?

The Short Version: Happy marriages don't just happen — it takes work and commitment to keep the romance going through... (read more)

The Short Version: Happy marriages don't just happen — it takes work and commitment to keep the romance going through... (read more)

A happy marriage doesn't mean that you won't disagree.

One of the most common barriers is the belief that a happy marriage doesn't need help and seeking any sort of help is like admitting something is wrong.

The Short Version: Happy marriages don't just happen — it takes work and commitment to keep the romance going through... (read more)

«A happy marriage doesn't mean you have a perfect spouse or a perfect marriage.

Not exact matches

If they are all adult and do not engage in the act of marrying children, and if plural marriage works for them and make thems happy, what possible difference does it make to anyone else?

From the beginnings of survey research, people have been asked whether theirs is a happy marriage, and what percentage of marriages do they think are happy.

At the same time, marriages and families have become essentially emotional and egalitarian relationships rather than institutional and hierarchical ones, Thus, when marriage and family fail to satisfy, when they do not make all members feel «happy» and «fulfilled,» then these arrangements begin to dissolve, or at least to be regarded as needing repair.

Some of us have happy marriages, some do not.

(Note: Just so we're clear, I'm not saying that anyone who opposes gay marriage or the Tea Party or «happy holidays» is doing so out of fear; just saying that as citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven, fear need not be a factor in our discussion of these issues.)

It's always easy to find a friend who will encourage you to do whatever makes you happy, but a friend who will dig in and fight for your marriage is rare indeed.

look if you believe in gay marriage that's on you, but don't ask me to give up what i believe just to make you happy.

She didn't seem to be all that happy in her second marriage, almost as if she were being controlled by her husband.

Disney and its predictable storylines and happy endings are all very well for children's fairy tales but they don't help us when we enter into an adult marriage, with its struggles and difficulties.

Nothing can make me happier than seeing those whom I love be happy and free from the pain that they had been under for the last 3.5 years... I do deeply regret that I hid from the public the abuse that I have lived with for most of our marriage and I ask your forgiveness... Three months ago Saeed told me things he demanded I must do to promote him in the eyes of the public that I simply could not do any longer.

However, there have been other times where I've had to leave and go into the toilet because I'm crying and asking questions — trying to be happy for the person but still questioning why my marriage didn't work and why this couldn't happen for me.

In general, the cynical leaders of the backlash» as distinguished from the true believers at the grass roots who really do care about issues like abortion, religion, homosexual marriage, and the rest» are often moderate cultural modernists themselves, but they are perfectly happy to reap the benefits that accrue to them from red - state Americans losing sight of the material issues that ought to dominate their political imaginations.

We have each other, so how are we going to do this marriage so we're both happy?»

God want husband wife to have sex together but whereby a man or woman have sex with another person outside the marriage, God is not happy for that, so we should have with only our own husbabd and wife for doing so God will surely bless us.

It's so sad to think that marriages are ending every day over things like credit cards and fancy cars, McMansions and model airplanes — things we don't even need to be happy.

Also now he said this about gay marriage — if it makes people happy then let them do what makes them happy.

While most readers seemed to enjoy today's post, «25 Things That Shouldn't Scare Christians,» I understand that some felt I was picking on conservatives disproportionately, insinuating that those who oppose gay marriage and «happy holiday» greetings do so solely out of fear.

When a marriage is this good, a picture can only do partial justice to the love that exists between the happy couple.

Then research by Philip and Carolyn Cowan indicated that if both partners wanted the pregnancy — and didn't slide back into traditional gender roles once the baby was born — the initial shock of new parenthood disappeared and their marriage would be back on a happy marital track.

But, don't we all want to feel happy in our marriage?

I know divorce isn't always horrible, especially if you can consciously uncouple (whether you have kids or not); I don't believe that marriages must last forever to be happy, healthy and successful; and I certainly don't know Gwyneth or Chris and the circumstances of their partnership and desire to end it.

While marrying young has been proven to be problematic, marrying later doesn't always guarantee a better / happier marriage.

For instance, if all of the strong and intelligent women I loved growing up appeared to be at their happiest when they were divorced or widowed, how did that shape my views about (not to mention my behavior during), my marriage?

I don't want to present divorce as a wonderful life event, but I do want to acknowledge how healthy and happy it can be for those who were in a bad marriage.

I don't know if I'm just being over dramatic or impatient, but I do know that I am not happy in my young marriage right now.

Whether you're a fan of Melania Trump or not, one thing is clear — she doesn't look too happy in her marriage to The Donald nowadays.

But, she was happy my article didn't focus on what those secrets appeared to be about in her HuffPo piece — affairs — and the major emphasis that got in the Daily Beast book review, «Is Cheating the Secret to a Happy Marriage?&rhappy my article didn't focus on what those secrets appeared to be about in her HuffPo piece — affairs — and the major emphasis that got in the Daily Beast book review, «Is Cheating the Secret to a Happy Marriage?&rHappy Marriage?»

I don't hope that your marriage is a success or a failure... I just hope you're happy forever.

I want to say that it is my belief that were I to continue insisting on my conjugal rights, knowing / believing that my wife is not a very happy participant, then I regard that to be rape in marriage and in good conscience I will not do that.

But please don't look upon others as «happy couples or even single parents» — we really never know what goes on within a marriage or relationship despite how happy they look.

And we also can't predict how having kids will impact the marriage; there's research on how having kids doesn't necessarily make us happy (especially in the first few years), but we don't talk about what having an mentally ill or developmentally disabled child will do to a marriage.

A couple decides to split (and happy, healthy, satisfying marriages generally don't end), and all of a sudden there is no love for them, for us, for anyone.

Actually marriage does not «make» people happy; happy people tend to marry).

I'm not sure that pessimistic vows will prevent infidelity or make for a happier marriage, but I do think we need to be very aware of what we're vowing to — which, of course, is the whole purpose of The New I Ddo think we need to be very aware of what we're vowing to — which, of course, is the whole purpose of The New I DoDo.

I'm married, and I don't trust my spouse to stick around because no man is happy in marriage.

Astro: If they go through the process of asking whether marriage is working for them without the fear and shame that the sacred cows produce, they'll still probably have some soul searching to do and maybe a lot of pain to go through, but it would be less than it would be otherwise and they'll probably end up in a happier place if they can make that decision free of that fear.

Kids don't need their parents to love each other to have happy, healthy childhoods, and as I've written before, love - based marriage has the potential to do more damage to kids if that marriage doesn't work out and the couple ends up continuing conflict post-divorce.

I can tell some of your commenters don't know very many conservative Catholics, evangelicals, and Mormons, but I can assure you all the ones I've ever known (which is a LOT of them) are very happy about their decisions to remain virgins and even for some, unkissed, until marriage (as a Catholic I don't believe there it is morally superior to abstain from kissing prior to marriage, but I respect the right of others to choose to do so).

Astro: I think we do know why, because if the narrative of who you choose matters and choosing differently could be a successful way to get yourself happier, it would allow people a legitimate reason to end their marriage and try again.

How important a role did marriage counseling play in these formerly unhappily married spouses» accounts of getting happier?

We are not happy in our marriages, because we do not go out on a date with our partners every weekend...

Americans have many goals for their own marriages and those of others: We want marriage to last, we want children to enjoy living with their own two married parents, we want these marriages to be happy, and we don't want unhappily married people trapped in miserable lives.

If the father is not happy in the marriage, then he is more likely to separate himself from the mother and family by doing things outside the home.