Marriage

I'm not too sure whether or not there'll be any difference. I don't think blood type is relevant to reproduction. If you're really not sure or you're worried about it, then consult your GP.

No. Blood type has nothing to do with getting pregnant. The only time blood type matters is if the mother is negative and the unborn child is positive (note: the father would also have to be positive), then the mother will have to receive a shot to reduce the risk of miscarriage.

No. The only time you would have to get the injection is if you were negative and he was positive. And that's only with your second child because of the mixing Rh factors.

When the pitcher is empty, then you need to fill it. To do this, make sure you put some joy and learning into your life. Exercise (a 20 minute walk in the morning?), a balanced, low calorie diet, enough sleep, and keeping a journal will help you get on the right foot. You may also see if you can get an anti-depressant to help you focus through this time. If you have young children, this is harder, but if you get up a half hour before they do for a bath or shower, journaling or exercising to a tape you will be better for starting your day this way. Also, systematically go through your life and eliminate unnecessary stresses: if it is money, take a break from any extra shopping; if your car is unreliable or too expensive, get a better one for your circumstances (buy a good used one not new); if it is clutter, go through room by room and keep only what makes you feel good (give away, throw away or sell the rest); if your house needs cleaning, treat yourself to a one time maid service (at least); get your hair trimmed and so on.

A love marriage.

polygyny

Well UpperCastes usually have different traditions that lower castes. Upper castes girls are given more freedom ever since childhood. They study till college, live in equality with men folk of family and are not suppressed, asked for opinion and that's why are more vocal. If you intend to marry a Lower Caste boy then you might have to face difficulties. You'll be like a second rate member of family. You will eat after men, bow before them, listen to them, put up with their bad decisions etc. If you are willing to face it, then go ahead else find an upper caste guy at brahminmatrimony.com preferably settled in US/UK

This on its own is no issue, but when it comes to children, it can be a problem. If an Rh- woman has an Rh+ partner, and she becomes pregnant with an Rh+ baby, then her body will begin to create antibodies to this Rhesus factor. If she falls pregnant again, and this baby is Rh+, the antibodies from the last pregnancy can attack the baby, and cause damage. Knowing the bloodtype is important, just on the offchance this occurs.

Besides this, people in a relationship of that sort should be having regular checks for any communicable diseases.

That's more an "Emily Post" or "Miss Manners" question, but these days she may take his name or keep her own.

Quite frankly, it's about the adventure of an older gentleman, a mister Sganarelle, at the mature age of 53 finding love. I speaks of his adventurous journey through his doubts and desires. It is a comedy as Moliere was ever so famous for writing play of humerus appeal. good play, funny, and well written!

she gets no right as the marriage is illegal and her children are illegitimate.

Oliver's husband, Alvin Whitney, is a freelance sports producer. They live in Atlanta, Georgia.

The term "in-law" is used to indicate someone who is "related" by law rather than by blood. Since marriage is a legal relationship (whether by common law or canon law) rather than a blood relationship, the term "in-law" is used.
The term "in-law" comes from canon law (as opposed to common law). Canon law is law that governs the conduct of a faith's membership. In this case, the term refers to a relationship that is "not natural," that is, not by blood. So, your in-laws are granted a relationship that is between having no relationship and having blood relationship to you. Anyone of a blood relationship on the "in-law" side of the relationship are also considered your in-laws (father-in-law, son-in-law, etc.).

It means he doesnt spend enough time around her to get to know her more, he just got married to her , or he is lieing

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As a girl, if you committed zina (fornication) which is a big sin in Islam (and other God religions Christianity and Judaism), you may be accepted for marriage with a Muslim man if he finds that you sincerely repented, intended not to repeat the sin again, and sincerely asked God for forgiveness.

To prayer to him, like all the creatures .

No - Johnny April is not married as of today (December 1, 2008). I have been told he is in a serious relationship with a woman named Sandy and according to her they plan on getting married in 2009.

He had a child previously in 1985 with Cheryl Kirk of Springfield, Massachusetts but that son died at 3 months of age of Crib Death. They were never married as some had speculated.

Yes, a 40 year old woman can marry a 25 year old man. There have been many women that are older marry a younger man.

Contemporary families might consist of a number of different members. There might be two moms or two dads, adoptive children, grand parents, pets treated as children, or any combination of the above.

Not at all. Many people do not get married.

You seem to be doing a lot of second-guessing regarding your husband's feelings and it sounds like you are disatisfied with yourself. "Actions speak louder than words" and that means that someone can tell you a thousand times they love you, but treat you with disrespect or ignore everything you are in your life, but treating someone with respect, caring and tenderness says it all. You are one lucky woman to have such a caring guy and it would be wise to enjoy it and feel blessed.

As long as man has been on earth different people have tried to define the word "love" and it just can't be done. Love means different things to different people.

When we first go together it's like fireworks go off and the whole world becomes our oyster and we can't wait to see each other on the weekends. There is passion, romance and all the goodies women often seek out, but the reality of it is, once you go together for a very long time, live together or get married reality sets in. Usually the couple works (one or both may have to work a lot of over-time or travel in their jobs) and it's like two ships passing in the night. There are unexpected problems that can crop up with each other's families, raising kids and their problems, trying to pay the mortgage and bills, so there isn't all that time to spend being googly-eyed at each other that we all use to have when single or just first married.

Just like anything else in nature everything has it's time. So far in my 63 years what I see a good relationship being from start to finish (death) is:

You meet and passion takes over. You're heart beats so fast when you see each other you feel it will come right out of your chest.

You start dating for a couple of years or more and perhaps even live together and there is still some of that passion, but it's a little rusty around the edges and the reality of stressful modern day life starts in. Still, you manage.

Then some people start having children and seeing your first born child is such a wonderful thing and all the attention is back on each other and that baby. Then a second or possibly a third child is born and even though each child is precious to the couple, it takes a lot of work to raise children and sometimes the wife just gets worn out, can feel disatisfied and somewhere deep inside some women they would love to go back to work and be around adults even if it's just part-time, but many don't (nothing wrong with that and it's better for the children.) Women have also stepped up the ladder as far as careers and try juggling a career and raising children and that's pure exhaustion. Some women want it, but feel they need to be home for their children, but deep down they really want to get out there and feel useful. Society can be cruel and children or not, if a woman decides to stay home and be a homemaker or raise children she is almost crucified. I take time out from jobs and stay home and if these gals stayed home once in awhile and looked after the house, bills and husbands they'd know that isn't an easy job either. I say, it's one of the toughest jobs in the world and if you can raise mentally/physically healthy children that will be an asset to society then you have come through with flying colors in one of the hardest jobs you'll ever do.

Then your children leave (empty nest syndrome) and you are left sitting there looking at your mate and wondering what you are going to do with the rest of your life. This is the time when women usually have menopause and feel moody, hot flashes, etc., and oh yes, men go through a milder form of male menopause. Well, it's the perfect time in your life to do things you've always wanted to do. Go on that trip you always wanted to go on, go back to college, get a job or volunteer. Take up a hobby and one you may well make money off of if you so wish or just take up the hobby to make you feel good. A different type of love sets in. Like two old well-worn slippers your mate and yourself know so much about each other and if you have a good guy by your side there are so many fun things the two of you can do. How wonderful it is that you can trust each other and do so many things together and come out of that long-term relationship whole and loving each other. What a conquest it is because most people divorce.

It appears you and your husband don't sit down and communicate and it's time! Talk about each other's feelings. When my husband gets home from work we sit down and have tea and ask each other about our day and if one or both of us have a problem we put our heads together and figure it out as best we can. Sometimes we just sit and laugh and other times we cuddle and we've been married 33 years. I love him to pieces and I know he loves me. We do have problems hit us in the face every so often and we've had to go through our parents being ill and passing away, but we stuck together and pulled together and got through it. When one of us felt like giving up the other one was there to pick them up and dust them off. That's love!

If you want more romance in your life then work at it and sit down with your mate and plan a nice holiday (doesn't have to be too far away) and spend some time with each other. Don't be afraid to act silly, as they say .... laughter is the best medicine. I am fortunate that my husband and I have great senses of humor and when all else fails we joke about the problem at hand until we are laughing so hard our stomachs hurt. It isn't disrespectful, it's called, "dealing with life."

We all have to realize that we just aren't perfect and never will be and unless we communicate with our spouses then we don't have the right to second-guess their feelings. It's best to ask what that person is feeling inside.

As we know we live in a "me generation" and it would nice (and can still change) if we took attention off "me" and put it onto "you." I am not judginging you and it's so easy in this fast-paced world to think of others on a day-to-day basis trying to compete in the workplace, etc., that we can forget other people having feelings too.

Good luck Marcy

Yes, in some cases it can. However, both parties have to be open minded and work with the therapist. From talking to different people they say it's the male counterpart that is in denial and will go along for the sessions grudgingly and honestly belief it's the wife or girlfriend with the problem and not them! Some men feel attacked or feel they are weak if they have to seek out therapy of any kind. Most men have been brought up to stay strong, don't cry and figure out your own problems. Out of 5 friends (including myself with my first husband) therapy only worked for one couple. It's worth a try.

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Because he is living in a different reality, creating a picture in his head of the perfect mate, someone who is there only to meet his needs and has none of her own. Unfortunately, it is only a picture, and when you have the audacity to express an opinion or need that does not fit with his image, he gets angry and tries to force you to be that image by name calling, a typical abusive behavior. Basically he is trying to control you with words, until you conform to his image, which will never happen - just start making your way to the door and leave the relationship behind if you ever want to be happy again.

We are answering your question without having ever met either you or your husband, and we don't really know what is going on. It is easily possible that you are utterly innocent, and are simply being abused by a terrible husband whom you were foolish enough to marry and from whom you now desperately need to escape, as the original answer indicates. But there are other possibilities. For example, let us say that one of the horrible names that you are being called is slob. For all we know, maybe you really are a very sloppy person who deserves to be called a slob. Perhaps your husband is expressing his frustration about real problems that you are causing him. If that is the case, you might be able to change your own behavior so that your husband will be happy with you and will no longer feel the need to call you horrible names. To really know what is going on I would have to speak to both of you, as a marriage counsellor, and hear both sides of the story. At this point the one definite conclusion I have is that your marriage is not working well, and needs to be either fixed or ended.