Marriage

I don't know of any study that has collected statistics on something this specific, but I do know of several Mormons who have married Catholics and had successful relationships. Those who were successful had made agreements before hand on how they would celebrate religious holidays, which worship services they would attend, and how they would raise their children. They also had the support of their extended families, who promised not to pressure them or their children into being partial to either religion.

Some of the ideas these couples came up with were:

*Attend Mass together on Saturday and Mormon services together on Sunday

*Children were baptized Catholic at birth and given the option to be baptized Mormon when they were older

*Share religious traditions in the home by taking turns praying or planning holidays

*Allow children to attend services of both religions throughout their childhood and let them choose which to join later in life

Married men could fall in love with another woman because that spark that you had with your woman is gone and as soon as another woman comes around with that spark you fall in love.

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Quite right but it all depends on individual. Not all married men can fall in love as soon as they meet the other woman. They have this tactics on how to pursue it. Married man needs to get to know who this other woman is first. He will find out if this other new woman has the quality that he likes. This new woman needs to show that they have a lot of things in common. How she can handle herself in front of him or to others. Her outlook in life, dreams and maybe ambition will be the same as his or different but will make the married man amazed. And there are some married man that also look for the religion back ground of this new woman he met. And if this other woman has this qualities, yes it will be in that direction of falling for her.

Oops sorry I am describing the man that I married, when he met his mistress...Ditto!!

Jealousy is a sickness. People who are jealous of others are usally insecure, lonley, and downright petty. They will say mean things to hurt your feelings. They'll do hurtful things to try to make you feel bad about yourself. and this is just the obvious jealous person. Undercover jealous people might pretend to have your best intrest at heart, but as soon as you turn your back they're having dysfunctional thoughts about you. Acting like they care about your well being but in reality they hope you fail horriblly. The best thing to do is give them a real reason to be jealous of you. Reach for the stas, Be as confident as ever, and know who you are as a person because theres nothing you can do about someone being jealous of you. That's theyre issue not yours. If you can, try to stay away from them, if you cant then deal with them when absolutley necessary. Because you don't need the negativity around you. Just keep doing you, keep youself happy, surround yourself wth positive people who really do care about you and just put it in God's hands. Hopefully, they'll hop on the bandwagon.

It depends on the husband- I tell mine, but I make it a joke . Like, "Some dude checked me out!" or "Some guy was totally staring - and not at my face. I wanted to tell him my ears aren't on my chest." Then again, we've been married for a while - I definitely never told him when we were first married, he was a little posessive then. Now we're more comfortable. I suppose it depends on weather or not your husband would think it's funny. Yes, but say it suttlely, like in a 'matter of fact' kind of way. Try and make it funny.

A husband may continue being hateful and nasty to their partner, because their partner did something the husband did not like. It is important to talk about the things that make each other mad.

Nikki Giovanni is not married. She isn't married because a wedding would have been too expensive for her and she just didn't want to get married.

She will find pretexts to spend time with you by phone or in person. If it's when her husband is not with her, that's even more of a sign.

She'll confide in you about problems - particularly ones that have to do with the husband's failings. She may wish your help on various things that usually a husband would be called on to do.

She will compliment you more. Expect to hear, right after you perform some meaningless chore or favor, "Oh, I don't know what I'd do without you!" accompanied by her touching you on the arm or elsewhere.

If that last happens, it's reasonable to believe that a hotel room is in your future. Whether it should be is another question. Remember, if she's willing to cheat on her husband, what chance will you have when you are her husband?

no,,it is not...according 2 the law under republic act 1658, there is no relation between the first cousin of your cousin with you..it has nothing between you & his/her..

It depends what gender you are.

You marry your cousin pretty much the same way you marry anyone else - get a license and stand before a religious or civil officer empowered to perform marriages. Some, but not all, places restrict marriage between first cousins.

you cannot be issued a license without a certi.

Technically, yes.

The marriage licensed is used to be married, once the marriage is performed a marriage certificate is issued making the union legally valid.

All persons who are licensed to perform marriages must file a copy of the certificate with the state's department vital statistics.

Contact the office of vital statistics in the state where the marriage was performed to obtain a copy.

Alice Crimmins was charged in the deaths of her two children. She was released on parole in 1977 but there is no public information as to if she is still alive or when she may have died.

Originally, Captains were granted the power so in case one of the crew members died & were buried at sea they can preside over it. This grant also allows them to marry people.

Now, they can only marry people if they are a registered Justice of the Peace.

either his trying to make money for you to support your family or he mite be you know

The above question has been asked over and over with no one answer nor a simple one. It could be anything it could be nothing. I could be desire for another other than ones spouse or it could be temptation from another for another's spouse. It can be time or distance. But all in all there is no one reason.

Things to ask yourself:

Was there a reason for him to cheat?

Was our marriage really going well?

Were there warning signs?

What were they?

Why did I miss them?

Was there history of cheating before marriage?

What can I and we learn from this?

Is it time to move on without him?

Is it time to look past it (truly look past it) and move forward with him?

Can I get past this and work on things for the better?

Do I think he will do this again?

Truly evaluate your situation and yourself, try your best to be honest with yourself. Reality has struck when things like this happen so try to see it for what it is.

Don't forget to Pray.

Technically you are both the fiance/fiancee but by definition the fiance (with one e) is the man that is engaged to the woman and fiancee (with two e's) is the woman that is engaged to the man.

All these questions through the years about dating, cheating, divorce. I really have to say something. You were on a dating site years ago with my mother. Your wife found out and actually called my mother and told her she was your wife. My mom had no idea you were ever married because on your Hi5 profile you said you were single. My mom even went to the point of sending your wife ALL the messages you sent to her. So when you talk about Cheating, Dating, your Wife being ugly to you and when YOU talk about getting a divorce; I'm surprised your wife hasn't done that years ago, because according to the messages my mom sent to her, she has not been the only one you have/had been in contact with at least on Hi5, how many more are you on? Your wife must be a saint. She has MS a brain hematoma from an accident ( I'm sure she was not driving ) and you have the nerve to come on here and ask questions about DIVORCE?

You should be ashamed of yourself. I'll pray for you because you are going to rot in HELL.

Now who is the one making it unhappy, you or the other? If you honestly can't answer that, it might just be you. Go ahead and get counseling and work it out . You might just be surprised, it's not unhappy at all, you just might be a selfish person

Answer Why is having your spouce confess to a past affair so important? If you know about it and she doesn't want to talk about it, then perhaps it's better to move forward than stay in the shadows of the past, wouldn't you think?

The 50th anniversary is the Golden one. Anything gold would be appropriate for this anniversary.

There is a board game featuring Then and Now photos of 50th anniversary couples along with their stories at www.youhaventchangedabit.com.

You can find something for this occasion and many others at http://www.retimemall.com

Are you kidding? Why would a murderer deny killing if he did? Because she doesn't want to pay the price. You've apparently caught her and she either doesn't want to hurt you, lose you or both.

Trust is one of those precious things that comes back smaller than it was before it left. When cheating occurs, trust is hard to recover and is never as strong as it once was. A wife who's husband cheats (or a husband who's wife cheats) will most likely never get over it entirely. She can try to put her marriage back together, try to believe in her husband, try not to blame herself, try to think of the future and not the past...but she'll always wonder each time he leaves the house. Each and every time.

When he decided to cheat over and over again to gain his mistress he was already done with his wife for whatever reason. At the time the wife discovered the affair and realized the husband was more concerned with the mistress is the moment the wife should be done with him... Big mistake on his part!

The bronze anniversary celebrates 8yrs of marriage.

When They turned twelve, they were told WHO they were to marry. Marriages were arranged at birth.