I began to wonder if I'll ever get married? It would seem that with time and it seems that you're still no closer to finding your slang than last year? Or the year before that? Or the year before that? You seem like you've done almost everything that you always set out to do except get married?
Well, I can tell you that you're not alone: I've been there, done that, and even have a huge number of other women. It seems like the more we can accomplish with the professions, and we are waiting longer for our dreams in romantic relationship management.
The fact is that most people eventually married, eventually, but if you haven't yet, you're getting to be a certain age (which your mother anything like mine, lol!), You may be getting a bit concerned that you're still one after all these years ...
But is there any really good reasons to marry, or everything is an illusion? The answers may surprise you. According to the book Linda j. Waite weghalaghr Maggie, in their book, "the case for marriage: why married people are happier and healthier and better off financially," there are many good reasons for marriage. Here are 4 best:
Married couples with more financial guarantees
While it is true doesn't really two can live as one of the cheapest, there are certainly saving; you'll be sharing accommodation, food and insurance costs, for example. Also, married persons tend to be more successful in their careers and get the upgrade more frequently, and generally make more money than their unmarried counterparts. Merge with the savings you will see from cost-sharing, this great feature. Not to mention the security in knowing that, if one of you gets sick, the other to help address the "grace period".
Married couples live longer
Single men are dying at a rate higher than two and a half from married men, unmarried women and 50 per cent higher than their sisters married. Marriage can also reduce considerably the risk of death from cancer; married persons of either sex have the cancer mortality rate equivalent to married couples who are 10 years younger. Amazingly, 9 of 10 men and women, married and living in the age of 48 still live in 65, while only 6 out of 10 single men and single women 8 out of 10 only reaching the age of 65.
The person married better mental health
Married men are only half as likely to commit suicide than men, and only a third as likely to commit suicide as divorced men. Overall, about 40 per cent of married couples report happy with their lives, compared to about 25 percent, single people. Men drink twice as married men, on average, one man confessed is 1 in 4 "addicted." only 1 out of 7 married men say the same about themselves.
The person married sex life better
About 40 per cent of couples have sex at least twice a week, compared with about 20 per cent one people (one person even with resident partner!). Over 40% of married women report importantly, satisfying sexual lives physically and emotionally, while only about 30 per cent of unmarried women say the same. According to half of married men physically and emotionally satisfied sexuality while only about one third of men one says the same thing.
Of course there are many good reasons for marriage, but that doesn't necessarily help you accomplish this task. Here's something I've read recently might find surprising: people who have love compatibility horoscope reading done is 75% more likely to meet their slang people who do not! These numbers will work for you? Hard to tell, but if you get one done, you'll never know, do you?
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