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SALMarriage is an outdated custom according to the document. It argues that married people have more responsibilities in taking care of children and relatives, and women face problems. Additionally, married people are restricted by their partnerships as they have to make sacrifices and may find it difficult to pursue their dreams. However, the document also notes that women now have greater independence with jobs and entertainment options compared to past generations. It provides examples of Oprah Winfrey and Stedman Graham having a long-term relationship without marriage.
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- 1. The marriage Is an Old Fashioned Custom SHANTELLE
- 2. Agenda Introduction 3 supporting ideas conclusion
- 3. Introduction
- 5. People take care of relatives and children
- 8. People make sacrifice for their partner
- 9. People should follow the law of marriage
- 11. They have jobs to support themselves
- 12. Many entertainment to choose
- 14. She and Stedman have been together since 1986
- 15. They were engaged to be married in 1992