Sentences with phrase «other married couples because»

But I wanted to pass it on to other married couples because I think it could be helpful.

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[12] They will do this because the law will give the green light for Churches to be prosecuted by homosexuals who disapprove of Christian views such as that which holds that only couples born of the opposite sex should marry each other.

Because every married couple and every couple that's been together 15 or 20 years who has a healthy sexual relationship would tell you that it's the relationship that drives the sex, not the other way around.

Other witnesses argued that, inasmuch as almost 25,000 married couples in France have been approved but wait an average of five years to be able to adopt because fewer than 5,000 adoptions take place each year, it is possible to provide every adoptable child with a father and a mother who will offer him or her the best chance of integrating into a new family.

The Catholic Church teaches that IVF is immoral in principle, even for married couples, because it violates human dignity and degrades the marital act — though of course children created through IVF are to honored and cherished, just like any others.

And the same should go for anyone who says they are saved if they are sinning and letting everyone know it, which includes all sexual immorality, including having sex before a couple is married, drunkards, slanderers, gossips, thieves, swindlers, idolators, adulterers, and men who have sex with other men, etc... So ultimately, many Jesus followers accept certain sin of all types because they care more about what the world thinks, than what God thinks.

Whereas marriage has been called a greedy institution because married hetero couples tend to focus more on each other and their kids, and less on friends and family, that did not happen for same - sex couples who tied the knot.

In other words, people marry for all sorts of reasons; if a couple marries because he wants status and she wants security, at least they both know what they're saying «I do» to.

Yet, because same - sex couples who married became more accepted by society at large, there was a decrease in a need for a LGBQ community — they no longer feel like they have to make an effort to seek out others who are «like them.»

Society seems to understand marriage but not other arrangements, such as cohabiting partners, and because of that we treat married couples differently and they view themselves differently.

In any event, saying «everybody» cheats seems to be a stretch; while it's hard to get an exact number of people who are cheating because it's all self - reported (and you have to think that those who are lying to their spouse are probably not going to be totally honest when it comes to a poll on infidelity), some studies indicate it's about 20 percent of married couples while others suggest it may be as high as 60 percent to 70 percent.

Although I went just a bit glam for our first wedding (and I say first wedding here, because I have every intention of marrying my hubby a hundred times over... we like to throw a great party, and tell the world how much we love each other... because, yep, we're that couple), I have always planned... Read the Post

Being single at 31 means going to the movies with your parents on a Saturday night because all your friends are married and not a single one can find a sitter... Safe to say, I've had some awkward conversations with people I no longer consider myself close to, adapted to best friends finding other new best friends, and have gotten used to being the fifth wheel with my married couple friends...

A report printed in the Harvard Magazine called The Mature Dating Game puts it bluntly; «Most of your friends are already married and get together for dinner parties in the suburbs with other couples, and those still at the peak of their careers (ages 45 to 65) tend to be more isolated because they are bosses in a corner office, or work from home.»

Lets assume these members met each other because of eHarmony, so in reality it is 45 couples who got married.

Married couples after all still end up divorcing each other because it's only when they're living under roof that realize they don't actually get along that well.

Is the main reason that online couples marry each other because their real love found.

Notably, because the 0 % long - term capital gains rate only applies until crossing the threshold of $ 73,800 taxable income (for married couples), the reality is that the opportunity for 0 % capital gains is inherently limited — as with other low tax brackets, it only applies until there's enough income to cross out of that bracket, and any additional income falls in the next higher bracket.

In my opinion, the biggest reason almost half of marriages end in divorce is because couples fail to ask each other the right questions BEFORE they get married.

But, couples who cohabit prior to marriage for practical reasons and plan to someday marry all along fare better (and in some respects may fare better than those that didn't cohabit), especially because these couples have had practice confronting and working through life and relationship stressors.5 For example, they've most likely experienced conflict and had an opportunity to see how they treat each other in such situations.6

Whether it's because of infidelity or other underlying causes, trust is one of the vital issues the married couples face.

In over 40 years of working with married couples they mostly come to counseling because of the power struggles and each complains about the other's behavior.

I even know married couples who do this to each other and their children just because I guess it makes them feel like they have one up on the other person.

Becoming a new couple means establishing healthy boundaries around your relationship — while it's also important to maintain your individuality, married couples think differently than their single counterparts because they consider each other (and the relationship) rather than simply making decisions on a whim.

Marriage therapy is a treatment for married couples going through high levels of marital distress because of problems including, but not limited to, infidelity, abuse, poor financial management, and other conflicts affecting the harmony of the relationship.

Yet, because same - sex couples who married became more accepted by society at large, there was a decrease in a need for a LGBQ community — they no longer feel like they have to make an effort to seek out others who are «like them.»

Whereas marriage has been called a greedy institution because married hetero couples tend to focus more on each other and their kids, and less on friends and family, that did not happen for same - sex couples who tied the knot.

Some of the couples who work with Io come because they want help transforming conflict into connection, others are experiencing a major transition, such as getting married, having kids, or opening their relationship, and want help doing it in a way that brings them closer.

Because one person isn't trying to do everything, the married couple were able to provide enough relief for each other that they were also able to take the time to hire more personnel.