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Good question, but I think not all married men do side with their own flesh and blood family, there are some married men that do and protect their spouses. But let me tell you why those men sided with their family, it could be that the trust, the bond, love, and respect they have towards their own family. To me its wrong because it says in the Bible, when you get married, your spouse becomes your family not your own flesh and blood relation. We will never know why some men do not protect their spouses and that includes the man that I married and his family..
Many polygamists are legally married to their first spouse, and only religiously or 'spiritually' married to the other spouse, without a legal marriage liscence.
Being married has many pressures. In my marriage I have had to deal with the pressure of trying to support my family financially. I have also felt pressure in making good decisions for my family. There is also the pressure of keeping your spouse happy. That is why you must find someone that loves you and will stand by your side through thick and thin. Whether you are a man or a woman marriage is always full of pressure that you will have to deal with. But if you trust in the lord and give those pressures to him then you can focus on living a happy and meaningful life with your spouse.
If you and your divorced spouse have children, then you can add the word (divorved) to the spouse's entry. Many computer programs that make family trees provide a field to indicate a divorce. If you have no children with that spouse, you can leave the spouse off the tree if you want.
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Ares never married, he was consort to Aphrodite and also had other lovers.
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You must have been married 10 years.
An Orthodox person can only get married once, if the marriage ends in divorce. However, if a spouse dies, you can marry again.
Yes. It depends on many factors. What is the other spouse like? Are they married? Is the other spouse in trouble with the law? Which is the mother? There are many factors.
Many people with Epilepsy get married and live quite well. It is not always that a person get bouts of this disease. The affected person and most of his close relatives know when it would occur and what to do then. An epileptic getting married and living in a family is better than him living alone.
No, other than what you can afford, what you have room for, and if married, how happy you keep your spouse.
I don't know why exactly but I think that it was what I call the curse of the secretly married. By the 1970's the secretly married thing had been done to death. Many secretly married celebrities are no longer married to the secret spouse. John Lennon. Davy Jones, et al.