Sentences with phrase «happier marriage if»

That's hardly the recipe for a happy marriage if he is already causing tension about her plant - based diet.

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If you aren't happy with yourself, or if you aren't at least asking yourself the hard questions about who you are, then how can you be happy in your marriage?&raquIf you aren't happy with yourself, or if you aren't at least asking yourself the hard questions about who you are, then how can you be happy in your marriage?&raquif you aren't at least asking yourself the hard questions about who you are, then how can you be happy in your marriage?»

If divorce is too messy and too expensive, I suggest they try an open marriage absent any happy - family posturing, Emma Teitel writes

The minimum marriage contract would be for two years and could be renewed if the couple stays happy.

If they are all adults... by that I mean 21 or older, and are consensual... for all parties free of coercion and trhreats... If the «marriage and home and children» are happy and well cared for... why should we care...???

I heard a married man on TV say (regarding whether or not he was going to stay in his own marriage), «I shouldn't be with someone if I'm not happy.»

They are happy in the lifestyle they have choosen and they all depend on eachother and no one was forced into anything... if they are happy and aren't bothering anyone... let them be... Warren Jeffs and the other fruits that force CHILDREN and other adults into marriages... that's a different story... but they are happy... they aren't hurting anyone let them be... I would never get into a poligamist marriage... but thats just me!!

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 elsIf 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 elsif plural marriage works for them and make thems happy, what possible difference does it make to anyone else?

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.

It would be as if Lisa (my wife) and I said, «Our goal in marriage is to be happy together!»

However, you are confusing two very different subjects — would you be happy with outlawing of all gay marriages, if not a word about it had ever been uttered from a pulpit?

I wondered if you two feel that pressure to always be the best marriage in your church, the happiest, the glowiest, the everything - is - wonderful - even - when - it's - not «example.»

But if your marriage is a «tired friendship,» not breaking apart but monotonous and dull, or if it is pained and a little empty at times but O.K. and even downright happy at others, a growth group may be precisely what you need to liven things up, improve communication, and increase your times of closeness and joy.

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

If you were happily married and that marriage led to an increased sense of well - being, would you want to know if your spouse was cheating on you, even if that knowledge would make you less happy and act in perhaps unhealthy wayIf you were happily married and that marriage led to an increased sense of well - being, would you want to know if your spouse was cheating on you, even if that knowledge would make you less happy and act in perhaps unhealthy wayif your spouse was cheating on you, even if that knowledge would make you less happy and act in perhaps unhealthy wayif that knowledge would make you less happy and act in perhaps unhealthy ways?

And it's kind of silly that a gay rights groups would be angry at Chick - Fil - A for donating food to an anti-gay marriage group; if the food had been donated to a pro-gay marriage group, they would be totally silent / happy.

If he meets her need and he meets her need, then they both will have a happier marriage.

I love the sleepover bits of marriage but would be much happier if we could have I Love Lucy style beds.

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.

We really are much happier both personally and in our marriage if we make an effort to touch each other every day.

A divorce among those close to us makes us feel vulnerable, and we question our own marriage — if a couple we thought were perfectly happy together splits, well, what about us?

If you are a guy just say no to marriage and you will be much freer and happier.

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.

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 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.

It wasn't until I got divorced at midlife, a mother of two, that I asked my mother if she was happy with marriage and motherhood; it was a mixed response.

You said you put your marriage couple time on hold for a COUPLE years and then you respond to Captain Smith as though at 4 you will be smiling and happy if your child is still sleeping with you every night.

Why should we care how other people chose to set up their marriage if it makes them happy?)

Just say no to marriage if you want to have a free and happy sex life and if you want to keep your hard earned money.

While no one can guarantee that your marriage will be as happy and healthy as you hope — or expect — it to be, wouldn't you feel better committing to all those years together if you had a better idea of where your marriage was going?

Indeed, the world would be a far happier place if marriage was harder and divorce easier.

-- the underlying message is that if couples just try harder (or maybe just the women, as saving marriages seems to be women's work), things will turn out great and you'll once again be the loving, happy and lusty couple you were when you first met.

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?

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 feaIf 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 feaif 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.

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.

While no one can guarantee that your marriage will be as happy and healthy as you expect it to be, wouldn't you feel better committing to all those years together if you had a way to measure your marriage's success by something other than longevity — the only way we currently consider a marriage successful?

These elites argued that children were resilient in the face of divorce; that children could easily find male role models to replace absent fathers; and that children would be happier if their parents were able to leave unhappy marriages.

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.

Here's what the authors said about their results: ``... although our previous analyses showed that people were no more happier after marriage than before marriage, these results suggest that married people are indeed happier than they would have been if they did not get married.»

Why do women still marry when, if statistics are to be believed, marriage doesn't make them very happy?

So my question is, do you think a marriage or a relationship / friendship like that could work if both are open and upfront about the terms and boundaries of the relationship, and both are content to cohabitate (sic) in an arrangement like this because we make each other happy and we love each other in our own way, but we're not in love with each other?

My immediate thought was that if only seven percent of marriages are thriving, what are parents teaching children about how to thrive, or how to be happy, or how do deal with conflict effectively?

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But such families have an advantage if parents are really happy in their new marriages.

And if you're reading this wondering what the secret to a happy -10-year-long-and-still-going-strong-marriage is... my answer is this: A sense of humor and complete and utter trust in your partner will do more for your marriage than anything.

If the choice is between having a happy marriage and getting a divorce, obviously we'd all pick the happy marriage.

At one such meeting, several of the firefighters — all of them in happy, long - term marriages — asked if there was any empirical evidence to support this long - held idea.

A key finding: Even a man who is unhappy in his marriage may rate his life satisfaction higher if his wife is happy in the marriage.