This is not a very answer-able question, because all relationships depend on only two things - the two people involved. I happen to have a brother-in-law who is successfully married and his wife works in the same office as him. I also know people who found that working together just didn't work out and either had to separate or find different workplaces to resolve the issue. One main reason why couples continue to work together is because after marriage there is more responsibility, especially if there are children, and job stability becomes very important.
Marriage is based on trust and open and honest communication. Some people choose to try to save their marriages, but aren't always successful. If couples can't solve their problems themselves and refuse help, they should get divorced ASAP.
If a married couple is separated, then they should always live apart.
no, some people fall in love and get married but then realize it wont work because of there problems whether its money or family issues.
I personally think they are but you never know. They are always on ichat together and always with each other, and that tends to happen w/ couples...
Falling in love or having an arranged marriage depends on an individual's preference. In the United States, arranged marriage is a dated concept.
no he was not always successful.
Same-sex marriage is sustainable because opposite-sex marriages will always continue to produce gay and lesbian offspring and a portion of those gays and lesbians will always want to marry. Once it has been legalized, there is no reason to believe that the future supply of couples seeking to marry will vary any differently than the number of opposite-sex couples seeking to marry has.
The fights. A great many marriages will eventually fail, and will result in divorce, which is frequently an expensive and emotionally painful experience. Even in the case of marriages that do not end in divorce, it is not unusual that the married couple are not happy together, even if they are not so unhappy that they wish to suffer the ordeal and inconvenience of divorce. Living together for the rest of your life is a huge commitment. People often discover that they have a variety of differences of opinion that they did not know about when they got married, and married couples can argue about literally anything and everything. For any family decision, such as, let us say, the choice of a new couch for the living room, it is always possible for the husband to have a different preference than the wife. Such disagreements may or may not resolve in a friendly manner. And beyond that, many married couples run into the more serious problem of infidelity. People have extramarital affairs, which often destroy marriages.
Arranged marriages don't always work.
Most marriages last for 30 years or more because the couple have good communication skills; stick together through any sort of problems that may arise in the marriage (isn't always easy) but when one loves another it's not such a difficult task. There is always an answer to any given problem if both couples communicate and support each other. I've been married almost 38 years and have been to some Wedding Anniversaries where the couple has been married 50 or 60 years. There is a low percentage of couples that stay together out of habit and convenience, but still get along. Most, thankfully still love each other. Unfortunately, we live in a new generation of 'things come too easy and if it doesn't work then cheat or move on.' Marriage isn't for sissies!
Not always.
Catholic priests have always had the authority to perform marriages but I am assuming they are licensed to perform marriages when they are ordained. Marriage, or matrimony, is one of the Seven Sacraments of the Church. Also, Catholic priests do not perform marriages but they actually witness them.