Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Should Couples Take A Wedding Course Before They Tie The Knot?

By Angela Oxbridge


Me and my partner of 12 years were considering relations as we sit warming ourselves in fron of our Hunter stoves. Divorce rates nowadays are amazing. More people are choosing to live together nowadays before they get hitched, and many never end up marrying. With today's music film and selling cultures the emphasis is on transitory moments. The music influences from a modern urban, hip hop, soul, grind and conventional pop, are all about living in the instance, having sex on the 1st night, and getting as much money as you can.

Films are graphic, lurid and voyeuristic; some have a positive message but a large proportion offer unnecessary sex and relations.

How will this next generation handle wedding if all long lasting commitments must be avoided, and you move onto the following conquest if the 1st sign of difficulty ensues? This generation doesn't have it hard compared to the generations after the second World War.

Asserting that this is the most materialistic generation; they never stop shouting about their rights, yet the refuse to obey any moral rights like committing to one individual, treating everyone with respect and not thinking only of themselves. This is an ultra inconsiderate generation, and for those who select to get married I feel they should do a marriage course. And they saw hard times are bad for you? Not basically, they make you search your soul and find your God given purpose.

Whether or not a pair have been living together for years , there are lots of issues they could still confront in a wedding course. Items like what arrangements are made in the event of a death? If there are youngsters concerned this could get stickier (even though no kids are around yet). Who shall pay for doctor's bills if one partner is struck down with a life enfeebling sickness? Will their partner take over as a prime carer? If they get little financial support for this what next?

Marriage courses make people confront major issues which can happen in anyone's life at any time. For those not living together but on the point of getting married it is very important to realize that you and your better half are not quite perfect people and will carry much luggage. It's also vital to understand that this is normal, as are debates, but what's more vital is to solve these issues, or they are going to build up each day, and lead to a domestic or divorce situation. If there are youngsters at a later stage this is not excusable, unless you've tried each avenue to deal with the conflict.




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