Arranged Marriages

Forced marriages, Forced-draft marriage ( combining with draft in both meanings!), Pre-set marriage. On the other hand almost all church weddings are held to a regular script or liturgy- and have, of necessity- like an RR timetable some planning in advance. The Man does not have any major command decisions except trivial stuff like maybe selecting music. Certain songs, such as ( obviously) Runaround Sue, are out of the Question.

because they do

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it is near the madava or near the tables.

Not good even if you don't believe in the Almighty. It is for the couple to resolve their own problems, but to seek appropriate help if they need it - or if the worst sadly comes to the worst, and the marriage is irretrievable then to separate, but purely by their own decision.

It is understood, while perhaps not what one would call arranged marriages- there were mass-produced , if you will mass weddings in the Fascist Period which were evidentally conducted in stadia and had the usual loudspeaker stuff here taken over by clergy. The entire canonical ( church laws, nothing to do with Gun control) norms were kept- but there was something of an assembly-line atmosphere one would not normally consider a ( Love Feast). More recently in the United States, and elsewhere, the Unification Church of Rev. Moon conducted Mass Marriages, again in stadiums and locations such as Madison Square Garden- put mildly, a logistical nightmare. I do not know if these still occur. The Catholic Church has nothing internal that would block mass-production weddings- but the concept has gone out of Vogue ( style, niot the fashion magazine which, get this was banned in Russia, Sunway cionductors were offered bonuses by the Agency for confiscating copies of this Western publication!

It is much better that erotic love or sensual love. Normally romantic love move away fro that need for sex. Sex is still part but you are concerned about the person.

Still it occurs. Ethnic Turkish and Roma people likes arranged marriage

Not at all. They met at the law office in Chicago where they both worked, and they began dating.

Marriage is a sacred institution. Marriage was developed by societies as a means of ensuring the generally acknwledged (at the time) most effective means of maintaining an orderly and productive society: by encouraging, rewarding and supporting the most basic building block of these societies, families with children. Gender roles were more strictly defined in earlier times, and therefore the likelihood of successful families were increased when there was a man and woman who remained together to raise children. This concept of a nuclear family as the basic unit of a society is much older than democracy; in the ancient cultures where the concept of marriage was developed, the ruling class was often a religious class and bestowed the blessings of marriage upon couples with the hope that they would be prosperous and fruitful in terms of perpetuating the culture through their industry and having children. Civil Union is not the same as marriage; this is a legal arrangement bestowed by the secular government allowing legal rights including accession of property, decision-making rights, and the like. All of the rights of marriage can be developed through other legal arrangements and, to some people, should be made in this way independent of the concept of marriage. In many countries, they aren't anymore. Many governments do (and should) view marriage as a legal financial/medical/property agreement; this especially should be true if there is a separation of church and state. In many countries, a couple may choose to have a religious ceremony performed, but they still must file papers with the proper state/country authorities to have the marriage recognized as valid. For deeply religious people, marriage may be seen as part of a covenant, a spiritual binding before their god. Historically, the prevailing religion in a country would had have domain over family matters such as announcing of banns (engagement), marriage ceremonies, recording of children, deaths, etc. Marriage symbolizes the union of a man and a woman coming together in the eyes of their creator and to embrace the teachings of their creator and envelop those teachings into their daily lives. The way I see it, until recent centuries marriage was mainly for the purpose of reproduction. As far as history dates back, reproduction ties in very closely with spirituality and/or religion. I imagine that this has to do with the mysteries of life such as our origins, the wellness of our newborns, death, generations, family, prosperity, etc. But I am no expert - this is only a personal conjecture.

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This is not as complicated as it seems. Over time people grow and learn and continue to develop new interests. This is normal. After a period of time, some people find that the directino of growth - which we have very little control over - has gone in directions that lead people apart instead of together. The best way to address this is to just sit down and make a new list of the things that you are both passionate about. Things you want to do, hopes, dreams, etc. They will have changed over the years. It is VERY important that you are both totally honest. Do not hold back for fear of hurting the other's feelings because the other may have exactly the same feelings as you on something and if you both hid it to keep from hurting the other, you could BOTH miss out! Once the list is complete, go through it and find the common things. You may find out things like "I had no idea you wanted to take up roller skating! I always wanted to do that too!" Finding common ground is important. If you are interested in politics and hate sports while your spouse is the other way around, what do you talk about? The weather? When you have nothing to talk about, you cannot share yourself with someone and vice versa. When the sharing ends, trouble begins. For many people, common ground can be as simple as raising children or caring for elderly parents, remodeling homes, starting a business together, or just having great sex. Occasionally, you may find no common ground. A couple who used to love to dance, watch football, and go to movies may now have one partner who likes to garden, write, and decorate while the other prefers to travel, boat, and skydive. You'll have to work extra hard here. You can try to combine things like "lets' go on a trip" and plan to visit a nursery with exotic floriage while you are out. Or maybe try writing about skydiving. Try to blend the things together if possible. When things are very far apart and it's impossible to find common ground, it's time to make some decisions. Either of you holding the other back will simply cause resentment. You have to be true to yourself and love yourself before you can give love to others. At this point you either need to divorce, or accept that you have no common ground and pass the time. If this happens to be the case, don't worry. Nothing is permanent. Eventually the two of you will grow and change even more and maybe further into the future you'll find comon ground again - like grandparenting, or worrying over medical conditions! lol Good luck to you. I wish you the best.

Usually tradition. In some countries and in some religions, the parents arrange a marriage for their children because parents are percieved as being wiser and better able to make a good match. Also, in some social classes it is common for parents to at least limit the choices so that their child doesn't marry "down" into a "lower" class (usually someone not as rich). It was actually a really, really common practice in the past, and the practice of marrying for love was looked upon as frivolous and selfish. Marriages were usually made for the benefit of the family, and often women were seen as belongings... passed from the ownership of the father to the ownership of the husband. Interestingly, arranged marriages last a lot longer on average than marriages made for love. There could be something positive there. :)

Yes

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There are several pros about arranged marriage: - Reduces risk of teenage pregnancy - Full family support, family does not disagree with spouse, does not get along with in laws. - Self esteem- Instead of spending hours putting on make-up, they do not need to as they know who they are going to marry There are several pros about arranged marriage: - Reduces risk of teenage pregnancy - Full family support, family does not disagree with spouse, does not get along with in laws. - Self esteem- Instead of spending hours putting on make-up, they do not need to as they know who they are going to marry

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you will probably never forget your love at first sight, or even your first love for that matter. it was your first. you will always remember your first.

They're basically the same.

Your question is incoherent.

Buy her a strap on