Of course it's appropriate for you to have friends (of any sex, for that matter). Are you supposed to stop having a social life once you get married just because your spouse doesn't like it?
There is no problem with having friends-and the gender shouldn't matter, because you're married and if your spouse can't even trust you enough, then he is the one with problems.
Marriage is based on trust. If there are trust issues, you need to deal with that immediately. As far as friendships go, your friendships should not have to be limited based on your spouse's emotional problems.
Regarding "single" to be unmarried, the opposite is a married person, or spouse.
if they are a christian yes, if it is a member of the opposite sex their spouse may not be to happy about it and don't you dare let it turn into more than a friendship. but there really is nothing wrong with being friends with someone. how ever if they are from some other religion probably not
No. They were friends and worked together as duet partners. Each was married to their own spouse at the time.
YES!! you cant just drop all of your guy or girl friends depending on what sex you are. They can still remain your friends just dont go to far with them or flirt but friends yes. yes, you can be friends with the opposite sex while being married. it all boils down to respect from both ends of the friendship and also including the spouse in the friendship as well. ive been best friends with my male friend for over five years, and i just recently married, not even six months ago. I told my husband about my friend before we married and he didnt seem to have a problem with it at all, until i began reaching out to my buddy of five years. now he claims that there is no need to have friends off the opposite sex and that all it can do is create problems. it is completely unfair and selfish for one to expect another to give up and enduring friendship with a person because of the sex and its unrealistic to think that in any case, marrried or single that females should only be friends with females and vice versa with males. i have made an effort to try and warm him up to the idea of possibly introducing them, and i dont think he is comfortable with the idea. this issue could be insecurities, or it could just be the male ego and his need to dominate against the other....either way, these issues he may have doesnt make his views right.
No! In the eyes of the law you have not gotten married. You must file the marriage license with the appropriate authority to have the marriage certified.
It depends on the man; if the man is rich and doesn't mind if his spouse is a gold-digger, then that's on him.BUTif the man will help his spouse find a job, it is okay.
The most common reason would be if they are both French citizens. Most people get married in their country of citizenship. Also, if one spouse is French and the other spouse is American, then they may want to get married in both countries so that more family and friends can be there. I had a friend that did this.
Spouse = married. Can't have one without the other.
When I married my girlfriend she said I am her spouse.
It is certainly not innocent if you have a friend of the opposite sex and want to keep it from your spouse. If you are truly friends with this person then talk to your spouse about him/her and ask your friend over for dinner. There is nothing to fear as long as that person truly is just a friend. Keeping it a secret only casts shadows of covering up a possible extra marital affair.
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