Novel & Cerita Love Is Blind Marriage Success Rate

I blinked and nodded at the same time. “You need nothing more. Do you not see? Every marriage eventually experiences the demise of passion and romance. Lilliana and you get along well, have similar histories, and hold similar ideals. The essential factors of a successful marriage are already present in your union” I didn’t believe this to be true. I experienced love with Kira, so I was so positive that love yes existed. “You don’t think your father hasn’t done wrong outside of marriage, do you?” she gave me an odd, knowing glance before leaving. I observed her as she moved over the long, finely mowed lawn and right into the house.

“But like I said, he is a decent human being. Did you guys kiss?” “What? Eww, no. Why would you think that?” I made an appalled face at her. “Because I’m not blind, Stace. I’m not blind to the chemistry between you two when he opened that door. And with things he’d done to find you, and you keeping his babies, who knows?” “You just said marriage is a waste of time, Tricia, so what are you doing?” “Marriage works on for some select few, and the rate of divorce in the country should let you know I’m right.” She argued.

Come to think of it, arranged marriages occurred and happened to be the wide pictures, but now! It's a stupid fucking twat of a trend. I mean look around...just take a glance. People are divorcing every single day... global statistics mention that 41 percent of marriage end in divorce, wait for it....61 percent of second marriages end in divorce , imagine! Then you ask yourself what goes wrong and where did it go wrong? Where did it trip? Is it panick rushes of peer pressure? Is it money or status? Is it love? Mhh....

It was the next day. John's POV It was the next day as I prepared to go to school, the thoughts of last light kept popping into my mind. So like seriously lyod and glory are a couple now. Who would have thought someone like my brother would fall for his house help. Now I know truly that "LOVE IS BLiND" Love is really blind, love doesn't care about your status or who you are. Love is just interested in bringing you together and making you guys a perfect match. I think I will have to tell this wonderful love story some day.

Ryan stood abruptly, his chair scraping against the floor. "This is ridiculous! Why do we need that? We already both agreed. It's already a mutual decision!" I fought to control my rising irritation. It was becoming painfully clear that this was all Ryan's doing, a twisted power play masked as a romantic gesture. "Mr. Lacrosse, please calm down and take a seat," I said, my voice low and measured. "Like I said, an open marriage is a complicated arrangement. I don't mean to scare you, but if you look at the statistics, the success rate is very low. Most open marriages ultimately lead to divorce."

"I thought you googled her online, didn't you read the part that they are happily married now?" Blake asked curiously. "Well…I saw she was divorced and then remarried 10 years ago and gave birth to a lovely twin. Why did she end her love marriage? Was it under your Dad's pressure?" Chloe asked curiously. Blake chuckled as he laid back in the bed. "Love marriage? I think it's all about Luck. Now tell me, what do you think about it?" He replied to her question with a question.

I mean, at least, we are both not liking whatever is happening right now. What’s with the rush though? I mean we could buy a condo instead. A house? I bet none of us would love to live on it. The possibility that this marriage won’t turn out the way our parents expected to is 99%. Like, how does a loveless marriage work out? My parents may not be the ideal parents every child would want, at least it was visible that they are so much in love with each other. To the point that they just share the same vibes and do support each other even in the illegal ones.

There was now one huge question that loomed like a hot air balloon in the air. How would this affect their marriage? Although she had served the divorce papers as a gift to be opened in public, James had somehow kept it under the wraps. She suspected that he had also succeeded in hiding the papers from his father. Patrick being a traditional man would never condone a divorce especially if it appeared to stem from the fault of his own son. He had mentioned at their wedding that one who could not persevere in a marriage was not fit to run the family business. Patrick would rather open the business to the public than give it over to a son who disappointed him.

I still can’t believe that she married me looking like that. “What true love looks like,” Mrs Gail reads the words on the portrait. “They should have added love is blind to it,” she adds, and I burst out into laughter. Now that I know that Amari has always loved me, Mrs Gail’s words make complete sense. It did not matter how dirty, poor or disabled I was, she loved me unconditionally. “I was not blind, I knew his heart,” Amari objects, not impressed, but I am with Mrs Gail on this.

Madison Young stared at me, stunned. "What did you just say?" Under the weight of everyone's stares, I repeated myself slowly and clearly, "I said, I'm willing to marry Grace." Madison's neatly shaped brows pulled tight. "Caleb Vaughn, have you lost your mind? You really want to marry a blind girl?" Connor Vaughn let out a laugh. "Come on, bro. Even if you're mad at Maddie, you don't have to throw your future away on a blind girl."