Sentences with phrase «stays out of the marriage»

«We just assume they [government officials] stay out of our marriages.

«We'd just as soon they [government officials] stay out of our marriages.

B) in the last paragraph, it's «we'd just as soon the government stay out of our marriages».

You can't argue that religion needs to stay out of marriage and these unions, but then claim that one of Jesus» disciplines would have agreed with allowing it — which obviously this guy can't say with any certainty.

and Carl, you stay out of my marriage and I'll stay out of yours!

Not exact matches

I think there's an interesting point of comparison here between the Fundamentalist Mormon's request for the government to «stay out of our lives» regarding how marriage is defined, and the similar request coming from the gay community.

Stay out of our bedrooms and our marriages and we'll be fine.

You have to come out of the unscriptural marriage and stay single and chaste to prove your repentance if your former spouse won't take you back!

Thus, the rural and urban poor are much less likely to marry and stay married than their middle - and upper - class peers, therefore losing out on the social, economic, and moral benefits of marriage.

The government is going to do what it wants about gay marriage and we just need to stay out of it.

They want to stay in power and to keep the general populace so busy arguing over issues like guns, abortion, gay marriage, etc that we don't notice / care / understand they are squeezing billions and trillions of dollars out of the economy for their corporate overloads (and themselves), while we are all meant to greatful for a cost of living adjustment and hopefully being able to own a home.

Groups can pressure, judge, shame and blame people into things that are unhealthy — like staying in a bad marriage out of fear of being shamed (not to mention communities that are dangerous cults, but that's a different conversation).

This has been a very, very unhappy marriage for both of us, and we are both so stubborn that we've stayed together, when both of us have had every reason in the world to walk out.

They don't consciously choose their marriage and their spouse; they stay in sexless, loveless, unhappy marriages that are full of anger and contempt because of the kids or because they're afraid of what they'll lose in a divorce or out of lethargy or because they value commitment over their spouse — thus they can treat him or her like crap but still feel proud that they're keeping their commitment.

They agreed to have children together but they also agreed that their marriage would end when the kids are out of the house (the option to stay married was there, but not the expectation).

According to Amity Buxton of the Straight Spouse Network, «When the gay, lesbian, or bisexual spouse comes out, a third of the couples break up immediately; another third stay together for one to two years, sorting out what to do and then divorce; the remaining third try to make their marriages work.

A lot of people just stay in bad marriages because they can't figure out the situation.

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For example, the AARP survey pointed to the fact that men more often decided to stay in a bad marriage out of fear of losing touch with their children.

Likewise, if you're in a state which requires a three - day waiting period between applying for a marriage license and getting one, or between getting one and when you're actually allowed to get married, you're still able to go to another state which is willing to issue same - day marriage licenses to out - of - state couples, get married, and return to your home state before you would have been able to get married if you had stayed.

Cuomo stayed out of the race because he felt he owed as much to Grisanti, the last of four GOP senators who voted «yes» on gay marriage to still be sitting in the chamber last fall.

For years, the Republican «Long Island Nine» in the State Senate stayed out of the way when Cuomo looked to pass liberal social policies like gay marriage and gun control, and supported his fiscally conservative agenda on taxes, education, public sector unions and regulation.

I used to stick to a blogging schedule of Monday, Wednesday, Friday, but it was getting in the way of my life and my marriage — staying up late to meet «deadline» or telling your friends you can't go out to dinner with them in order to make «deadline» — that's not the way to live.

Isn't it a bit ironic to stay out of society in order to find the right person in society to spend your life with?I'll admit, I do know people that have met through internet dating that are now enjoying amazing marriages, but I'd like to...

Instead of scurrying home to her family's antebellum mansion in tiny — and fictitious — Sweetwater, to lick her wounds and wait for her mother to arrange another marriage with another suitable Southern gentleman, she stays in Nashville and begins to carve out a life for herself.

But his current journey isn't borne of youthful idealism so much as middle - aged ennui: «I had stayed too long at my job... mostly owing to my own mistakes, my marriage had ended and I had moved out of my house.»

She eventually ended the marriage and moved out of Soldiers Place, leaving Aaron and Shana — who wanted to stay in their childhood home — behind.

Oh, and by the way, HE was the stay - at - home parent while I went out to work the first 28 years of our marriage because I could obtain jobs with health insurance.

Many of our clients are high net worth individuals, C - level executives and sports or political figures who desire a more confidential, private way of dissolving their marriages and staying out of court.

Regarding the compensatory basis of support, in 1992, the Supreme Court held in Moge v. Moge that spouses are entitled to be compensated for contributions to the marriage, and for losses sustained as a consequence of the marriage: for example, as a result of staying out of the work force in order to raise children, or putting one's career goals on hold in order to accommodate a spouse's career.

By staying uniform across the nation, Clement said the law also has the benefit of keeping the federal government, «a big player,» out of the state - by - state debate over same - sex marriage.

Then again, considering that access to law and the courts, as well as marriage or staying in marriage seems to be falling out of style, perhaps «law and ethics» in the family arena already decided to remove itself from the lives of most people.

I have told her with all my heart I can't stay in the marriage if we have this separation of her wandering behind me anytime we go out together.

As a Divorce Lawyer, Clarissa specializes in helping separating families stay out of the Family Courts and stay friends as she believes that a divorce can be a positive end to a marriage.

Clients are supported to decide on a plan they can commit to going forward, either to: end the relationship; commit to a six - month period of all - out effort in couples therapy (and sometimes other services) to preserve the marriage / relationship; or stay together and decide later.

Based on the findings of this study, therefore, except in the minority of high - conflict marriages it is better for the children if their parents stay together and work out their problems than if they divorce.6 [Sources]

In fact, storied marriage researcher and therapist Dr. John Gottman underlines the importance of taking time out for regular vacations as a way of staying connected in his book, The Relationship Cure.

According to Amity Buxton of the Straight Spouse Network, «When the gay, lesbian, or bisexual spouse comes out, a third of the couples break up immediately; another third stay together for one to two years, sorting out what to do and then divorce; the remaining third try to make their marriages work.

If you move out of the marital home when your marriage breaks up, and your children stay in the home with their mother, you create a status quo — your children live with her, so she has temporary custody pending your divorce.

Based on the findings of this study, therefore, except in the minority of high - conflict marriages it is better for the children if their parents stay together and work out their problems than if they divorce.7

Couples who aren't afraid of hard work to get the relationship they want; couples on the brink of divorce; couples who are committed to staying together but are more miserable than happy but see the potential for change; couples who are engaged and want to establish a strong foundation for marriage; couples who have remarried and really want to figure out how to have a solid marriage.

If you are looking for a marriage counselor or relationship therapist, you probably fall into one of three categories: (1) you're trying to figure out whether to stay together, (2) you're committed to each other but know that there is repair work that needs to be done (as is the case after infidelity or other breaches of trust), or (3) you're largely happy in your relationship and wanting to use therapy as an opportunity to grow together.

Like the maze of the Medina, where you have to hire a guide to get you in and out, our court system is so complicated, with forms that are hard to understand and complete, some people just give up and stay in unhappy marriages rather than deal with it.

The decision is framed as whether to continue toward divorce or to carve out a reconciliation period of six months to work hard on saving the marriage, and then make a decision on divorcing or staying married.

Statistics show that nearly 50 % of marriages end in divorce (US Census Bureau, February 2002), thus premarital counseling is a way to help couples stay out of this terrible percentage of divorce.

Wonder if you should stay and work on marriage or figure out the best way of calling it quits and moving on?