Marriage

about 40 percent of teens get married each year.

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I belive that staying in a relationship just to keep the children happy is going to hurt them in the long run, children can sense when their parents are happy. If mama is not happy then no one is, as my mother would say!

According to the Islamic law , when a girl gets her first period she reaches the legal age of marriage and for a boy it is between 15-18, when he reaches his adolescence. But Islam doesnt force to marry at any age, the law just gives a preference.

Courtship is the thing you do before marriage, kind of like getting an idea of the person your thinking would make a good husband/wife before you make the big decision. Courting is like dating, accept for that it has a purpose. Where is modern day dating is just for the heck and fun of it, courtship is getting to know someone better with the idea of marriage as the goal, if they turn out to be "the one" so to speak. In courtship there are rules set up to keep yourself and the person you are courting throughout the process so that you don't get swept away with the "in love" phase, but still being able to just enjoy a little more in-depth friendship.

Marriage is the thing you do after you have courted someone and feel that you would like to spend the rest of your life with them. It is the next step in the process, after getting engaged. Marriage is where you go through a wedding and make a pledge that you will spend the rest of your life with the person your marrying no matter what happens.

A man in lust acts different to a man in love, and both act different to a man who feels neither emotion or passion. It is a hard question to answer but I guess the nearest I can get to an answer is - LUST is all about sexual attraction, but does not involve caring for you when you are less than a sexual groin magnet. So the next time you have the flu virus and own a bright red runny nose with monster cold sores- expect the "in Lust" man to do a runner until you recover. Lust without attraction kinda dies. LOVE is all about caring and may or may not involve sexual attraction any more depending on your age, health and number of years together. However this loving guy will be the first one to bring you some medicine and a hot cup of milk when you are ill. He may not necessarily always jump on your bones the moment your cold sore has disappeared- but he would rather die than be without you.....and deep down you know it. INDIFFERENCE is present in a man who may have sex with you because nothing better is around the corner, or may bring you some toast when you are ill in bed out of a sense of duty- but something instinctively tells you that both the sex and the caring lack a spark of reality and arn't quite what they should be. Put simply- you just know.

If a married couple is separated, then they should always live apart.

If she is a step yes. If she is your real granny ,well that is really wrong but it is your life

Often there is a lot of pressure on the mistress, especially if the man left his wife FOR the mistress. Sometimes it's too much, and the family is not accepting of the new woman. Like any relationship, it might not work.

It means that a married man and woman have spent the night together in the same home. After that the marriage is considered genuine or "consummated".

That depends on the state, the property, how and when it was acquired.

• No, it is not traditional for the bride's father to give permission for marriage, but if she is fairly young (in her early 20's) then it would be nice if her fiance asked her father just to be respectful.

Any non Muslim country will not care if you are entitled by your religion, as a Muslim woman, to marry a Christian man or not. It is your Islamic religion that requires you, as a Muslim woman, to marry only a Muslim man or a man who converted to Muslim by his own choice and by full faith in Islam religion. If you, as a Muslim woman, don't follow this requirement and instead you marry a non Muslim man, then it is your choice and you hold responsible of this choice in front of Allah (God in English) in the Judgment Day (Resurrection Day).

Well it is not good to dwell on things period! It might take a while to get over a situation but sooner or later you will be on with life. It is not good to think about what could have happened because you should be happy about what has happened in your life and what you have now and not what you could of had.

So basically just think about everything you have now and not dwell over the things you thought you could of had!

I think whoever asked this questions is aware of the fact that dwelling on past is not good and is looking for solution to this problem. the question is not whether is good or bad but how...

• No it is not right for a married woman to text a male 15 times a day because she should be more interactive with her husband and if she is not then she should learn to communicate her needs by telling her husband she feels neglected.

Some of these rules are:

* A Muslim man can marry a Muslim, Christian, or Jewish woman.

* A Muslim woman can marry only a Muslim man.

* A Muslim woman could married for her beauty, family social ranking, richness, and/or morals/religion. Priority should be given to the morals/religion.

When choosing a spouse, it is not advisable to give too much priority to appearance. Some people are attractive, but they have clashing characters. Appearance is important, but not the only thing to look at.

on our 20th anniversary and have no plans to stop now.

• If your husband was verbally or physically abusive then that is good cause not to love him and you should divorce him. If he has always been good to you then remember you took your vows when you got married and 'marriage is not for the weak!' You at least owe both of yourselves some marriage counseling before dissolving the marriage especially if there are children involved. If, after that you have simply fallen out of love with your husband then have the courtesy to sit and talk to him and then proceed with your divorce. Many women often look at their husbands later in life (they may do the same with their wives) and wonder if they still love their spouse. Married life can be full of every day problems such as financial problems; routine (getting bored with each other) both partners working or the wife left sitting at home cooking, cleaning and looking after children. There are always problems in a marriage and as long as it is not abuse then a person should give all they have to saving the marriage and only then should they walk away.

just pick up the phone and call her if your nervous its fine its better to call and have her know and her never know at all and she could love and be marring the wrong man and she would never know

Age of consent in Oregon is 18 so he is guilty of statutory rape and getting married does not mean he can get out of being charged. The baby will be the evidence. But yes, you can get married with parental consent.

It because they think no one is good enough for their loved one ... no one is better than another and its all about maturity soon if she really loves her brother she will cut it out and grow up or the other way around its not about sex its about piece of mind

Biblically, a divorced woman can remarry if her husband divorced her without moral cause Or if she divorced her husband for infidelity. Once her ex-husband remarries or dies, she is also free to remarry.

Arranged marriages were very common throughout the world until the 18th century. In China, arranged marriages sometimes called blind marriages were the norm before the mid 20th century

* No, it's call bigamy and an offence and it's more likely a man will marry twice without telling either of their mates.