Is Marriage Necessary?
The institution of marriage is something special that has become a part of every society since the beginning of mankind. It's a social, spiritual, or legal union of two individuals who usually start the life together with the intentions of spending the rest of their lives together. People marry for many reasons, but mostly for the foundation of a family unit, and for procreation, education and nurturing of children.However, things do not always go as planned and intended. Many married couples often find themselves in a situation when there is no escape from the fact that the marriage is in trouble.
I would like to ask your opinion. " Is Marriage Necessary?" to build a good and solid relationship with your other half? Or it's just a piece of paper?
Comments (20)
we all hv our roots, and mine are very demanding
Not to mention the fact that it's an utter fakery ... and u must be a master liar to promise someone else that u'll love her/him for the rest of u days...
...not cause u will not love 'em till death do u apart but simply cause u cannot promise such a thing!
can't you have a family build exclusively on love and pure, true feelings? Does it really have to be all based on a frugal bit of ink-stained paper? .. like, what's the value of a marriage contract compared to true, unblemished emotions for one another?
can't understand ... what's it that marriage is supposed to add if there are honest emotions involved between a man and a woman?
Answer to your question, in my case "Marriage" is not necessary to have a good and happy relationship with your partner. I have been married once and it never stop us getting a divorce.
What I sayed wery short above, is that I have seen so many couples living together fore years. Got children, beeing happy together.
Then their relation starts to be a routine, and the early glanse are fading... What now? YEEESSS! Marrige! Proove to all the world that WE are SO happy! Two years later divorsed and mad as hell!
I believe those few, who get married and live together a lifetime, would have done that without getting married too!
(only my humble tought, though)