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Most people prefer to marry someone who belongs to the same religion that they do, however, nothing prevents people from marrying outside their own religion. Buddhists and Hindus can marry if they wish.
well, you first have to marry someone! To marry someone, you must have 8 hearts (for most people). There will be a blue feather you will need to find to marry that person. Once you have the feather, you can then propose to him/her. Hope this helps! :)
no you will not marry someone that looks like your family because it could be you own relative and with out you even knowing .
u will marry the person u love 2 b around the most and someone that cares about u the most :) ;)
Most state's (where incest is forbidden) do not allow you to marry direct family members.
Where polygamy is illegal it is illegal to marry someone's husband. If this man is someone's husband, he is not permitted to marry anyone else.However, if your mother's sister (your aunt) is deceased you could marry her husband in most countries. He is not related to you by blood.
No most of us don't marry someone we don't like.
It is possible that Princess Grace married a prince because he traveled in her social circles. She was most likely to meet and marry someone of similar background. Some people speculate that the marriage was entirely political.
Marry a corn dog
The school serves as a marriage market for youth to an extent, but not as high as many believe. It's not very common to marry a high school sweetheart. Most people find their spouses in other ways.
Most people don't marry in Facebook. It is a social site so someone may meet someone on there and may have a relationship, but this is not like a Sims where it is all make believe. It is real and two people have to meet, have a relationship, and start a life. On line relationships can be dangerous since getting to know someone on line is a little like going down to the mall and walking up to a stranger and telling them all about yourself. Few of us would do that, but many people do that online.
In most Christian religions, canonization (the process of recognizing someone as a saint) only takes place after that person is dead.