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I didn't expect Cameron to be so blunt about something like this, the only excuse I could come up with is, “We are not married” “Then let's get married” I froze. He didn't even hesitate, he looked really serious. “Anyway, getting married here is not a big deal. We can just sign a certificate and that's it” I couldn't help but ask, “Really?” He nodded, “Yes. When do want us to get married?” I thought about it for a moment before asking, “Why do people get married?” He smiled, “For many reasons, some get married to boost their business, some get married because their partner is rich, some get married because their partner is beautiful or handsome”

teriak Mas Fikri tapi tak kugubris. "Kami nggak nikah pura-pura, Mbak. Kami memang baru nikah siri. Dan kami punya alasan sendiri kenapa kami nikah siri." "Alasan apa, Kartika?!" "Maaf, Mbak, itu privacy kami." "Baik kalau begitu, tidak ada cara lain! kalian harus membuktikan padaku kalau kalian memang pasangan suami istri!" "Maksud, Mbak?!"

But she seriously thought hard about this profound question. She saw many pairs of spouses who were in broken relationships and were on the edge of divorce that had to stay in the marriage because of their children. With such thought in her mind, Abigail felt what Xander said made a lot of sense. But she did not want to be a buzzkill for the three pairs of spouses. She then found a euphemism. "The ultimate reason for a couple to register their marriage is to legalize their natural acts. Sexual intercourse is to fulfill biological needs. But the end result is reproducing."

“Who’s marrying who? My cousin isn’t looking at other girls after he saw you then. He is always worried that you’re sad so—” “Gigi…” she cut her. At the back of her mind, she wanted to strangle Marco. Did he just make up the part that he was about to be married? “This is my final treat if you won’t stop.” Disappointed, Gigi sighed. Flipped her cell phone over on the table and leaned back on her chair. “Marco's always too late. When he first saw you, you were married. When you separated from your husband, you didn’t get together still- for a reason I don’t know yet. After three years, you still cannot be with him because you’re married to your husband again.”

Well that hurts. "I…." He stood up from the chair and started walking towards me. "We are married yes, but you know what this marriage is all about, all i want is a f**k partner." He said and my eyes widened. "What?" I asked incase i didn't hear him. “You heard me correctly, i married you because I just don't want to go picking up girls, and also to shut the media up," he said and grabbed my chin. "You will play a good role, yes."

He didn't say anything but simply keeps tapping his finger against the table as if contemplating on what to do. "When would we get married? She asks before adding on. "I'm not trying to rush it or anything. I'm just wondering." Marriage is definitely not what Lexis is looking up to. Infact, he never planned on getting married, ever. Why would he be tied to one woman for his entire life when he can just f**k any girl he wants? What's the use of marriage? Is the main purpose not for sex and children? Having kids is definitely one of the reasons he never wants to get married. It's not like he has anything against kids though but feels he would fail woefully when it comes to that.

Congratulations and suggestions that make me blush, because it’s a college with plenty of horny teenagers. “It’s just a formality, really,” I try to explain when everyone else has lost interest again. “We’re Mates. We’re destined to be together for life. We don’t need a ceremony. We’re already… two halves of a whole. Getting married mostly just… makes it easier for humans? I guess making the promises in public means something as well. But I’ve seen the divorce statistics, and humans don’t really seem to take that part seriously any more, so…” I shrug.

My life was fulfilled, it was whole, my journey on earth was a mission well accomplished. And yes, there was no marriage without its circumstances and issues and hurdles and we had more coming our way. But as a couple who fought death and more, we would overcome. We had God, we had love, we had a family and the sacred vows taken at the altar. I got married, it was the greatest pain of my life. Yet, it was my greatest happiness, my greatest achievement, my greatest gift. As I stared at my husband, I just knew that even in a different life, I would still love him. Whatever it was, however it was, it would end with a GET ME MARRIED to him.

Third person’s point of view Marriage is a complex relationship that requires effort, understanding, and patience from both partners. Although the journey of marriage is often filled with love, joy, and companionship, it can also bring about moments of frustration, conflict, and grievances. One of the most common sources of grievances in a marriage is between husband and wife. There can be various reasons for grievances between a husband and wife, including communication problems, financial issues, differing parenting styles, intimacy issues, and differences in values and beliefs. These grievances can often arise from misunderstandings or unmet expectations, leading to feelings of frustratio

He asked with genuine curiosity. She shrugged, ‘I don't know. It really hasn't been an idealistic thing for me, most people I know who've gotten married either end up getting cheated on or divorced....what's the point? it's not like most married peers love each other. You fall in love, you get married, after two or more kids it all becomes such a bore—then you cheat on your partner to spice up your boring life which is the equivalent to a pumpkin spiced latte, and then end your so called marriage you swore an oath to keep but instead choose to go with profanity'.