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this may seem like a stupid question but a friend and i have been wondering. What is marriage? why do people stay with each other so long. dont they get tired of each other? i would just like an outsiders opinion.
It is not a stupid question but there is a simple answer, it is a thing called love, and the only way you will ever know about it is to experience it first hand. You can add in a little Faith, Trust and friendship.
Well im engadged to a wonderful guy. He makes me laugh, he makes me smile when im sad. He gives me advice about anything and i can talk to him whenever i need to. Were bestfriends. Being married is just saying that you want to spend you life with this person. To take care of them whenever. To work out issues even when hope seems lost. Reason that we can be together so long is b/c everyday we learn something new about eachother. B/c we love each other so much that we can't stand to not be with each other. This kind of love is much different than the high school love. When we mess up, we fix it and move on. Most time's in school you mess up and it's bye bye. Or if you see something better LOOKING (looks have most to do with it in school sadly) time to move on. I've been with my fiance for 2 year's and we have almost ended it, but b/c of our love we work it out. Hope this answer's your question...if you have anymore just post another quick question
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I disagree with the previous answers. They describe WHY you get married, but not necessarily what marriage is. Marriage is a civil and religious union between two people (generally of opposite sexes). The purpose of marriage is, essentially, to provide an framework to raise a family. There are both civil and religious rules about the responsibilities of both sides in a marriage.
You are correct, Scott. I should have more coffee before answering anything in the morning.
I guess I was answering the questions following "What is marriage" in the original question (why do people stay together so long without getting tired of one another), rather than addressing what marriage itself is.
The only thing I would add is that marriage is, in the end, essentially finding the missing part of the individual, and passing every desire that you have for yourself onto your partner as well... everything is shared.
Now, what that, in the end, means for you may be extremely different from what it means to anybody else in the world. Your marriage is for you. That's the plural you, of course... dratted languages without distinct second person forms...