About Marriage Novels & Stories

“Isn't that why everyone marries? I mean, it's meant to be a union.” I had always longed for a child, and I believed marriage would grant me one. Because as much as I wanted a child, I didn't want an illegitimate one. He turned towards me. “No, Olivia... Sometimes marriage doesn't work that way,” he said quietly. I blinked at him. He sighed before he continued. “Marriage can be more. It should be about choosing the right person, not just for your kids but for yourself. Love and companionship,” he explained.

, Dua asked her father, stunned as dozens of words and meanings flooded her mind. ~Marriage, a legally and socially sanctioned union, between a man and a woman, that was regulated by laws, rules, customs, beliefs, and attitudes that prescribe the rights and duties of the partners and accords status to their offspring~ ~Marriage - a bond/commitment between not only a man and a woman but also between the two families~ Her heart palpitated as she didn't know what to tell her father. "Dua, say something?" Her father inquired, aware of the situation.

Adonis admitted, giving her expression some thought. "Marriage is an establishment from the very beginning of man's conception. It stabilizes our civilization. It can produce stable and productive citizens. And two people can experience in-depth love and find happiness and lasting companionship. Do you have to be married to be happy and experience joy?" No. But does marriage have to be a loveless, sad arrangement? No. Single and married people will experience stress; that's life. But two conquer challenges, trials, and goals are always better than one. Now, that's not an absolute truth, but that's how I feel."

Baymont replies, "There is no such thing as 'married' in the Old Realm." "Uh, marriage isn't a thing, La, it's a ceremony or a contract." Evelyn didn't expect to encounter a cultural divide when she first came here, she tried her best to explain it to Baymont in layman's terms, "Two people who get married vow to have only one partner for the rest of their lives, share each other's possessions, and belong to each other alone both physically and spiritually..." "I see," Baymont commented briefly with a nod, "what a hideous curse.

"God has made the pair of you two, not of those. If it was written that they should be together, then even God would not be able to come between them." " It is not written in the fate of both of them to be together, so they are no longer together but you are. Do you want to disrespect the decision made by God?" Sam said and instantly Naina shook her head right to left. "Meaning of marriage is the relationship that exists between two people who are united as spouses. It's a sacred relationship. When they fall in love with each other, they do not know." Her words put her in a dilemma. Force her to give a second thought to save their marriage.

Marriage is something sacred, a promise made before God and before men, we decide to get married because we feel our life is going on with our spouse, we get married because we feel invested in living next to the man or woman of your life, we get married to build the family of our dreams with our spouse, we get married to share our moments with our spouse. Marriage is something serious, it's not neither a day nor two days, when you enter a marriage you have to abandon certain behaviors, you promised each other help and assistance then for nothing in the world Ok should turn your back on your spouse except of course in cases of force majeure.

He continued, “Remember, marriage must have a purpose to thrive—it must extend beyond just the relationship itself. Without a purpose, we may demand perfection, leading us to question our commitment during conflicts. God’s Word does not promise that marriages will be perfect. In fact, our experiences affirm this truth. Instead, the keys to a healthy, thriving marriage are perspective and perseverance. Perspective reminds us of the greater purpose—our growth, holiness, and glorification of God. While joy and happiness are part of marriage, they are not its sole purpose.

I wanted to kiss him but I couldn't allow myself because I knew it would go places I didn't want it to go. "If you're going to give me everything married people have, why bother?" I gasped. "That's exactly my point. You guys just do whatever you want, and it defeats the purpose. But marriage isn't about a bump up on the stage. It's union, a oneness. It's a promise to do everything together." His eyes met mine. "So you want to get married?" I was caught off guard. I caught my breath quickly. "It's not that simple but yes."

"When will it end soon?" “Sweetheart… Please don’t distract our wedding. It will end of course. Please behave and let's listen to Father.” I heard him chuckle. “Okay. I love you,” he whispered. *** “Children, marriage is not a joke, not like rice that is spit out when it hot. Marriage is a symbol of romance. It will shape you every day of your marriage. Every marital problem is just a test of God that you must face and resolve with you. May you be strong in overcoming the challenges of your marriage. Children, marriage is also a sacred thing for people who truly love each other” Those are just a few of Father's words that stuck in my brain. "May God bless you and give you a strong associatio