3 Important Lessons You Can Learn From A Failed Marriage
A failed marriage can be a painful experience for all parties involved, including you, your spouse, and your children.
A failed marriage can be a painful experience for all parties involved, including you, your spouse, and your children.
If you thought that first date nerves were terrible – you’ll be surprised at just how anxiety-inducing proposing can be.
Well, now you’re there. You’re a married human, and you’re spending every day with the love of your life…
It all started with a humorous Facebook post I made recently about my fear of marriage. I was taking my usual Saturday walk-about in Manhattan when I turned the corner on 42nd street…
Making marriage a 2-year renewable deal will ensure that no one gets stuck in a bad place and will make both parties know that they must perform – be good spouses or the arrangement will end.
There’s a very simple way to put $200,000 in your bank account: Don’t get married.
Is marriage a failed institution? My answer is that the way we engage (pun intended) in marriage now, it is a failure.
Marriage – A failed institution or something every adult should hope for?
Thinking back to troubled periods in my life, I recall having daily thoughts of wanting to travel back in time to fix things or make different decisions. So let’s say I could go back in time and relive only one day. What day would it be and what would I do differently?
Going through a divorce can be one of the most traumatic experiences anyone can have. For men in particular, there is little support available and many men feel emasculated if they seek help. I had no one that I could ask for guidance, and I didn’t even know where to look.