Sentences with phrase «women about their relationship status»

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She was also uneasy about this congregation's heavy emphasis on one's «personal» relationship to Jesus, on her secondary status as a woman, and narrow approach to social reform.

All you have to do is read about the newlywed Indian woman who is divorcing her hubby because he didn't change his Facebook relationship status from single to married to see that the Internet is rapidly changing how and what we think about relationships and what's acceptable online behavior for our partners.

Some women argue that engaged men should be as transparent about their relationship status as women are — or at least what we expect women to be.

Given the desirability of breastfeeding, it is possible that women in the intervention group felt more guilty about discontinuing breastfeeding than control women because of relationships developed with the peer counselor, and thus, they did not answer telephone calls when the research assistant called to ascertain feeding status.

The problem many women have with this is they don't want to fall into the category of booty call or be uncertain about their relationship status.

If the man or a woman on the other end is not very open about his / her relationship status, be aware, and visit his profile to make a note if you come across anything suspicious.

When a cougar woman approaches you and talks to you about your relationship status, don't merely reply with «available».

Divorced women and men can often feel self - conscious about their relationship status, but whether you are divorced or are dating somebody who is, there's nothing to hide or feel ashamed of.

That, in turn, makes it more likely that a man might start a relationship with a woman and never bother to take down a profile or change the status unless the woman bugs him about it.

infographic that outlines key questions about career goals, relationship status, and desire to parent for women to consider as they map out their birth control plan.

He claims that when married couples experience difficulties, it's usually the woman who expresses dissatisfaction about the the relationship, whereas men are more likely to be content with the status of their marriage.