In general, the answer is yes if your version of hell is the same as hers. When you "shack" up with someone, you are committing to have a relationship with them but aren't ready to make a lifetime commitment. It is more like "let's do this and see where it takes us" or "this feels good so let's do it". The problem with that is you never really enjoy the satisfaction of the true ups and downs of a relationship which includes a "promised future" (which most women desire), or the pain from the loss of love. In other words your joy and suffering are only as deep as your commitment. (i.e. a form of hell is less joy and less pain). It is possible then that grandma is right that those who lack the ability to make commitments (like working at a job only because it pays the bills and provides a stable life for you and your loved ones even though you may not enjoy it but shows you are sacrificing part of your life for the love and commitment of others) are also the some ones not willing to put much effort into anything like she did, or had to, or wanted to (lazy and spoiled). One cannot blame themselves too much for their own laziness though. Part of everyone's responsibility to raise children (like yourself) is to show them how to make those commitments and to show it was done willingly and joyfully. Grandma may not have been "willing" but "had to" which might explain her harsh statement to you. (She might also be angry that she loves you but is frustrated that today's lifestyle has more distractions that take away from lifetime commitments). Nevertheless, even though grandma is not using a more skillful way to convey the message (probably because of her own loveless upbringing), she may be right because she has enjoyed the rewards of hard work like many others of her generation.
NO
Without parental permission it is 18.
They want to get married without a matchmaker and also get married with someone who is not Jewish like them.
Your marriage is not valid. If the person intentionally married you without divorcing their spouse they have committed bigamy.
Not LegallyUnlessYou are married
Expiration dates are used to indicate how long foods are considered to be safe for. After that date, there is a chance that the food will have spoiled. If it has spoiled, there is a possibility of illness, such as food poisoning. If it hasn't spoiled, there won't be a problem. Some expiration dates deal with how long the flavors will last without going 'off' and tasting funny.
Without a will, her estate will have to go through probate.
You would becommitting perjury.
Your body recognizes the toxins in the spoiled food and so tries to eliminate it from your system quickly without digesting it.
Ghana honors traditional initiation rites and ceremonies for a couple getting married. Getting married without physically being in the wedding is not known to happen.
If you are married to someone you cannot marry another without having had an annulment or divorce legally.
Lots of folks, including me, my Pastor, the gov't during WWII, etc. The question should be "who originated it?" (Probably someone's Grandma!)