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Marital adjustment involves partners adapting to new roles as a team rather than as separate units. It requires maintaining open communication, sharing interests and values, and expressing care for one another. A marital relationship forms the foundation of family life through the union of a man and woman as husband and wife. Causes of misunderstanding in marriage can include infidelity, feeling unloved, and conflicts over relationship roles where partners have different expectations for how they and their spouse should behave.
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I | ignite intimacy as one
This document provides guidance on igniting intimacy in marriage. It discusses how shifting from individual desires to shared desires can strengthen the marital bond. It encourages regular intimate connection between spouses through both scheduled and spontaneous sex. Making each other's pleasure a priority through open communication and learning each other's likes is presented as important to a fulfilling sex life in marriage. The document stresses that sexual intimacy should only occur between married partners in order to preserve the purity of the marital union.
Marriage
The document discusses views on marriage, reasons why people marry, and what is needed for a successful marriage. It defines marriage as a legal commitment between two people to love and care for each other. People marry for reasons like wanting love, companionship, and to build a family. The main ingredients for a long-lasting marriage are love and respect between the partners. Key aspects identified for a successful marriage are compatibility between partners, strong commitment to each other, good communication skills, willingness to compromise, and caring for each other. Factors like shared values, goals, intelligence, and attitudes increase the likelihood of a compatible marriage.
Lifespan Chapter 12 Online Stud
1. The document discusses social and personality development in early adulthood, including topics like intimacy vs isolation, friendship, falling in love, marriage, cohabitation, divorce, parenthood, and careers.
2. It presents theories of temperament, attachment, and love (like Sternberg's triangular theory) and how they relate to adjustment in adulthood.
3. Factors like education, income, religion, and having children impact divorce rates, which have been decreasing since the 1990s. Work-life balance and dual-earner families are also addressed.
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This document discusses five general perspectives on human behavior that influence relationships: biological, learning, psychodynamic, social/cultural, and cognitive. The biological perspective views love and relationships as fulfilling innate needs for intimacy, touch, and care. The learning perspective sees human behavior as influenced by environmental factors. The psychodynamic perspective focuses on unconscious psychological forces like libido that motivate relationship formation. Socially and culturally, marriage norms vary but exist in all societies. The cognitive perspective examines how partners view each other and the relationship. These five perspectives provide frameworks for understanding love and sustaining relationships but also present contradictions.
Chapter 9
This document discusses spirituality and forgiveness in relationships. It argues that spirituality is important for relationships as love and God are interconnected. Spirituality involves being in relationship with one's partner, family, others and nature or God. True forgiveness and vulnerability are necessary for genuine love and spiritual growth. The story of the Road to Emmaus is presented as an example of rediscovering love and spirituality through openness, understanding and forgiveness.
Ch12
The document provides an overview of relationships and communication in several areas:
1. It discusses the ABCs of relationships - attraction, building, continuation, deterioration, and ending. Factors that influence each stage are explained.
2. Marriage is examined, including historical reasons for marriage, who people typically marry, clarifying expectations, and factors in marital satisfaction. Extramarital affairs, gender differences, and domestic violence are also covered.
3. Divorce rates over time are reviewed along with reasons for the rise in divorce and the costs of divorce, especially for children. Dating after divorce is briefly addressed.
4. Singlehood as an increasing lifestyle is noted, with contributing factors like postpon
Marriage and sanctity by Dr Ruth Afunwa
1) The document discusses marriage as a path to holiness or sanctity according to Christian teachings. It was established by God to unite a man and woman in a permanent bond.
2) Fidelity in marriage involves total, faithful, and exclusive love between spouses that is enduring, seeks to improve oneself, accepts ideals, and remains constant over time through challenges.
3) Modern challenges to healthy marriages include high divorce rates, secularization, and policies undermining the traditional definition of marriage. However, strong families that practice dialogue, forgiveness, quality time together, and prayer can overcome obstacles.
marriage
Marriage is a universal social institution that regulates human sexuality and establishes families. It involves a relatively permanent bond between permissible partners that is recognized socially and often legally or religiously. Marriage has functions like regulating sex, creating families, and providing economic cooperation between partners. It can take various forms like monogamy or plural marriages. Modern trends show changes in the aims, rules and stability of marriage along with increasing problems related to understanding, divorce, dowry, family conflicts, and inter-caste or inter-state marriages.
Ethics of Conjugal Love and Sexuality
1. The document discusses the origins and characteristics of conjugal love between men and women from both theological and philosophical perspectives.
2. It argues that God designed men and women to exist as complements to each other, to unite in marriage and form families through which life and lineage are transmitted.
3. The union of husband and wife in the act of love is described as the most profound expression of their conjugal love, which should be total, faithful, exclusive, intimate, and open to new life.
Updated version - Ethics of Conjugal Love and Sexuality
1. The document discusses the origins and characteristics of conjugal love between men and women from both theological and philosophical perspectives.
2. It argues that God designed men and women to exist as complements to each other, to unite in marriage and form families through which life and lineage are transmitted.
3. The union of husband and wife in the act of love is described as the most profound expression of their conjugal love, which should be total, faithful, exclusive, sexual, intimate, and open to new life.
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Marital relationship
- 1. Marital Relationship “accommodation of husband and wife to each other at a given time”
- 2. What is MARITAL ADJUSTMENT? the process during which partners in a marriage adapt and change to their new roles complementing each other acting as a team opposed to two separate units, it is also important to unify the following- interests and values, maintaining open line s of communication and encouraging the expression of each others communication.
- 3. Marital relationship is the foundation of family life because it involves the union between a man and a woman as husband and wife.
- 4. Sex Marriage ● Marriage is a God ordained means by which man and woman can find complete fulfillment of their sexual desires. “For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two shall become one flesh.” – Ephesians 5:31
- 5. Sexuality is all about… Your body Your sex Your gender Sexual activity Your sexual orientation Your sexual drives Your values, attitudes, beliefs, ideals about life, and love Healthy relationships
- 6. What are the causes of misunderstanding of a marriage? Generally, a misunderstanding can be termed as a situation when a person fails to understand or get what the other is saying.
- 7. Major causes of marital misunderstanding and quarrelling Husband or wife infidelity Role conflict It occurs when one partner believes that the other engages in an extramarital relationship with another party. One partner feeling unloved and uncared for This happens when either the man or the woman is of the believe that he/she isn’t loved or cared for the way they wanted to be. In a relationship each partner has certain roles that he/she is meant to undertake for the good of them
- 8. THANK YOU! ! ! PREPARED BY: Ms. Judy Doria