Skip to main content

Marriage

Marriage is a legally and socially recognized union between two people that involves a commitment to share their lives together.

Marriage is a legal contract that provides certain rights and responsibilities to the individuals involved. These can include inheritance rights, tax benefits, and the ability to make medical decisions for each other.

Marriage represents a deep emotional and social commitment between the partners. It signifies a willingness to build a life together, share responsibilities, and support each other emotionally.

Marriage often includes cultural or religious customs and ceremonies that vary widely across different societies and belief systems. These rituals can symbolize the union and may involve vows, celebrations, and traditions.

Marriage is also seen as the formation of a family unit. In many cultures, it's considered the foundation for raising children and providing a stable environment for them.

Legally, the requirements for marriage, including the minimum age, consent, and documentation, vary by country and jurisdiction. Couples typically need to obtain a marriage license and have a ceremony officiated by a recognized authority, such as a religious leader or a civil official.

However, people have  three "want tos" when thinking marriage:

1. I want to marry a man I love

2. I want ro have kids and babies

3. I want to marry a husband this rich

Most of us forget that marriage oniy work well by SUITABILITY, not love, not babies, not husband or money.

When someone suits, you can plan every other thing else, by enrolling together....

Marriage done on a platform of love will fai. This will happen because once the object that holds the love disappears, the marriage fades.

I love the man because he is handsome....what if the handsomeness disapears


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

What is Biri marung?

Biri marung" is a term in Chewa/Nyanja, a language spoken in Zambia, Malawi, and parts of Mozambique. It directly translates to "hyena in the sky" or "flying hyena.  It is often used in folklore and traditional beliefs in African cultures to refer to supernatural beings or mysterious occurrences, particularly those associated with witchcraft or spirits. In music, "Biri Marung" is a popular Amapiano track released in November 2024 by South African artists Mr Pilato, Ego Slimflow, and Tebogo G Mashego, featuring Sje Konka, Focalistic, DJ Maphorisa, Scotts Maphuma, and CowBoii.  The song has gained significant attention, with its official audio available on YouTube.  Additionally, it has been featured on various music platforms, including Apple Music.  The track has also inspired dance challenges and covers on social media platforms like TikTok, contributing to its viral status.  "Biri Marung" has been recognized for its impact in the music industry...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Seventh Generation of Computers

After the sixth generation of computers, which focuses on artificial intelligence (AI), quantum computing, and nanotechnology, the next generation will likely explore seventh-generation computers or beyond. These might include: 1. Quantum Computing at Scale Fully functional and accessible quantum computers capable of solving complex problems exponentially faster than current computers. 2 . Bio-Computing Computers that integrate biological components, such as DNA-based processors or neural tissue, mimicking human brain functionality. 3. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) Computers that exhibit human-like cognitive abilities, understanding, learning, and reasoning in a general, adaptable way. 4. Neural Interfaces Direct brain-to-computer communication, allowing seamless interaction with technology using thoughts alone. 5. Molecular and Optical Computing Advanced technologies using light (photons) or molecules for faster, energy-efficient processing. 6. Self-Evolving Systems Machines t...
Post a Comment
Read more

Subcategory Competition could help firms deliver high sales; think Chobani!

In the future, branding and business in general is going to involve more subcategory creation and competition and less “my brand is better than your brand” competition. This is because, with rare exemptions, that is the only way to achieve real profitable growth. In category after category, real growth results not from market share increases, but from brands that have created a set of “must haves” that define a new subcategory and then manage that subcategory by becoming its exemplar. These brands continue to innovate and create a moving target. By managing the perceptions and attitudes toward the subcategory, the subcategory wins. I’ve previously discussed in my blog and my book, Brand Relevance a host of examples of brands that have created subcategories and won a subcategory battle. The Chrysler minivan, Asahi Super Dry, Enterprise-Rent-a-Car, Muji (the no- brand retailer), Patagonia, Zipcar, Tesla, Red Bull, IKEA, Gillette razors in India, the list goes on a...
Post a Comment
Read more