Posted by Buckeye Oliver collector on September 12, 2008 at 22:22:04 from (4.130.43.158):
Theres probably a better term for it but I never was a scholar. What do you think of people living together that are not married? I don't understand it myself but I am a Catholic and am probably a dying breed anyway going to church every week I can (missing when I'm sick) and working hard and not wanting to get taxed to death. The scenario I really don't understand is a man and woman living together and.....um....well being more than casual and then they go and get married a couple years later. I don't see much point in getting married AFTER this point. Where is the sacredness,passion, purpose etc. of marriage if you have already been sleeping with each other? Just bothered me today because I know a couple of female cousins that are doing this, and I think they will be setting themselves up for some serious heartbreak if/when they get divorced. I read somewhere that the national divorce rate is 48% and in our county it is 74%....
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