I resent you telling me how I feel.Marriage is a spiritual binding, a contract of unity. Love and sex are fine, but without marriage, they are empty.
Marriage is a spiritual binding, a contract of unity. Love and sex are fine, but without marriage, they are empty.
This also implies that only a religious party can be married, which is very much not the case.
Why is everyone assuming that marriage is only about love anyways?
Elrohir said:Love is irrational. Marriage is irrational if based upon love; if based upon financial considerations it can be rational.
I don't wanna!Go sit in the corner and take your medication.
I don't think that love is irrational, romantic love happens because each person makes the other feel a certain way and that leads to love. Sounds about as rational as 2+2 to me.
Why is everyone assuming that marriage is only about love anyways?
It has nothing to do with spirituality. Marriage is a financial/social/cultural factor.
Just another of humanity's little mechanisms of stratification.
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I have yet to have a divorce client express spiritual matters. Usually one partner screwing up the finances and/or socail arrangements are the reason they are in my office.Kinda obvious who has been married and who has not. Being married for over 20 years, yes, I will say that marriage does have plenty to do with spirituality. Sharing such a bond with another person as to make yourselves one has far more to do with spirituality than it does finances or social-isms.
Why spiritual and not emotional? And why do you use this definition?Sharing such a bond with another person as to make yourselves one has far more to do with spirituality than it does finances or social-isms.
I think marrage is irrational. I believe so because when you marry somebody you are promising two things; that you'll love each other forever, and that you won't fall in love with anybody else for the rest of your life, neither of which I think anybody can know for sure.
So what do you think? Is marrage irrational or not?
I have yet to have a divorce client express spiritual matters.
Usually one partner screwing up the finances and/or socail arrangements are the reason they are in my office.
Why spiritual and not emotional? And why do you use this definition?