Are Better The Second Time

Are Easier To Build Than Maintain

Are Easier To Enter Than Leave

Are Easier To Maintain Than Rebuild

Are Mostly Relationship

Become Harder To Replace

Crack

Crash

Creak

Create Commitment

Create Invisible Work

Create Obligation

Create Obligations

Depend On Cooperation

End A Friendship

Fall Apart At The Seams

Feel Like A Trap

Improve Through Friction

Look Good On Paper

Need A Blueprint

Need A Lawyer

Need A Second Chance

Need A Signature

Need A Witness

Need Fixing

Outlive Excitement

Quietly Demand Loyalty

Quietly Negotiate

Quietly Shape A Life

Require Trust

Reveal Themselves Slowly

Reveal Themselves Under Pressure

Reward Commitment

Reward Continuity

Reward Loyalty

Reward Maintenance

Separate Eras

Shatter

Turn Sour

Turn Strangers Into History

Unravel Slowly

marriage

pregnancy

stupidity

blonde joke

dad joke

anniversary

birthday

remembering

miscarriage

wedding ring

spider

mating

black widow spider

oral sex

blowjob

battle of the sexes

family

mother-in-law

in-law

congratulation

husband

farting

adult humor

credit card

wedding

holding hands

gardener

honey

Winnie the Pooh

sock

doctor

wife

flower

flower bouquet

being literal

confidence

finger

housework

middle finger

one-liner

marriage vow

bad attitude

waking up

compromise

puppy

party

talkativeness

laryngitis

regret

decision making

comeback

quarelling

communication

argument

quarrel

masturbation

Christmas

questioning

accusation

my wife left me

renewing your vows

therapy

confucius say

quarrelling

marital sex

mother

Woody Allen

dating

gift giving

drinking

listening

relationship

diamond

marriage proposal

Saturn

arguing

quarreling

name

nickname

waiting

hunting

deer

is a bond whose essence is ethical love, a kind of love which unlike sexual love and free from the disrupting influence of passion, is not contingent.

Hegel returns to Aristotle's understanding of (nuclear) marriage as the foundation of a healthy state, while explicating its contribution in terms of spousal love. Hegel criticized Kant's reduction of marriage to contract as 'disgraceful' because spouses begin 'from the point of view of contract i.e. that of individual personality as a self-sufficient unit in order to supersede it.' They 'consent to constitute a single person and to give up their natural and individual personalities within this union.' The essence of marriage is ethical love, 'the consciousness of this union as a substantial end, and hence in love, trust, and the sharing of the whole of individual existence.' Ethical love is not, like sexual love, contingent: 'Marriage should not be disrupted by passion, for the latter is subordinate to it'

is a career which brings about more benefits than many others.

Marriage is a career which brings about more benefits than many others. Simone de Beauvoir

is a core institution of societies throughout the world and throughout history. It's something that has provided permanence and stability for our very social structure.

Marriage is a core institution of societies throughout the world and throughout history. It's something that has provided permanence and stability for our very social structure. David Vitter

is a duel to the death which no man of honor should decline.

Marriage is a duel to the death which no man of honour should decline.

is a enormously repulsive presumption that the world should consist all in couples, each couple in its own little house, watching its own little interests and stewing in its own little privacy.

Marriage is a sort of tacit hunting in couples. The world all in couples, each couple in its own little house, watching its own little interests and stewing in its own little privacy it's the most repulsive thing in the world. One's got to get rid of the exclusiveness of married love.' Susan Sontag, Reborn: Journals and Notebooks, 1947-1963

is a fight to the death, before which the wedded couple ask a blessing from heaven, because it is the rashest of all undertakings to swear eternal love.

Marriage is a fight to the death, before which the wedded couple ask a blessing from heaven, because it is the rashest of all undertakings to swear eternal love... the fight at once commences and victory, that is to say liberty, remains in the hands of the cleverer of the two. Honore de Balzac

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