It can also change over time, because things that I thought where the weirdest things have become normal to me now. And I also think that now that she has been here for a year she has conformed to my norms and we have both chanced and created these whole new set of norms. .
Question #4:.
Why is it bad to think that your marriage involves two people?.
I was brought up in a very large family that was all based on the 51-year marriage of my grandparents. They where married when they both only 13 years old. And our still together after 51 years of marriage, having 14 children including the youngest who is my father. We all live in the same small town in Puerto Rico. To me a perfect marriage is what they have. It is something that I want when I get married. I really think they figured out that a marriage involves two people. They don't have someone who is in charge they work together. So I really don't think that it is bad to think that marriage involves two people. I think marriages get bad when one person forgets that they're in the marriage to and let the other person be in charge of the whole marriage. .
Marriage is:.
A partnership or social contract- I really believe that partnership is the key word here. I think that a marriage partnership is the same as any other partnership. It consists of two people going into something both giving different things to make one really great thing. .
I believe that a marriage works when both people go into it as themselves and stay themselves. .
Fifty Fifty - I think that 50/50 means that you share the marriage. Everything that is bought or that has to be done should be divided equally. There shouldn't be just one person doing everything or buying everything. .
Sharing Roles and Responsibilities - You both bring different things to it so it and so you should share the roles and the responsibilities of the home and if you have children as well.
Marriage is based on love- Being in love with someone is the whole point of getting married to that person.
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