Marriage
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The document discusses a relationship where a couple spends time together shopping, chooses entertainment democratically, communicates openly by telling each other what they need to, and cares for each other by handing items to the other when they arrive home from work or thinking about the other all the time. They also take baths together and the partner works overtime while the other waits for them to get home.
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Marriage is about being together forever, having the same goals, and calling each other sweet names. It also involves going shopping together, watching the same TV, communicating as adults, caring for each other's needs, prioritizing one's spouse, and enjoying intimacy. The document suggests that marriage entails commitment, companionship, and affection between partners.
Marriage Means
Marriage is described as being together forever, having shared ways of life, giving each other nicknames, shopping together, choosing TV channels democratically, debating problems peacefully, bringing slippers home for one's partner, thinking only of one's partner, doing extra work, waiting for one's partner, and bathing together. However, the document questions if that is truly what marriage means, wondering if it's better to stay alone instead.
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This document discusses some common expectations and activities that are thought to define marriage, such as having shared interests, affectionate nicknames, joint decision making, peaceful problem solving, small gestures of care, prioritizing one's partner, and intimacy. However, it also questions whether strictly adhering to or basing one's relationship on such expectations and activities is reasonable or desirable for all couples.
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Marriage is described as being together forever, having shared ways of life, giving each other nicknames, shopping together, choosing TV channels democratically, debating problems peacefully, bringing slippers home for one's partner, thinking only of one's partner, doing extra work, waiting for one's partner, and bathing together. However, the document questions if that is truly what marriage means, wondering if it is better to stay alone instead.
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- 2. ....For ever and ever.....
- 3. ....in the same direction...
- 4. ..name each other with nicknames!
- 6. ....choose a tv. Program democratically.
- 7. Tell whatever you have to tell.
- 8. ....hand him the slipperies, when he gets home
- 9. ...thinking about her all the time.......
- 10. ...work overtime
- 11. ..waiting 4 him 2 get home.
- 13. So....