I will do this on a question-to-question basis. 1. Looking back on old notes from the class, my three reasons for marriage are: 1-spend life with love, 2- permanence/stability, 3-romance/tradition. The first is obvious: I want to get married to solidify my relationship with my significant other and spend the rest of my life...
Ring by Spring
As I was writing my final blog, it got me thinking of some of my friends who are becoming engaged. I think this is a little ridiculous considering everything we’ve learned in this class. Since we are a part of the emerging adulthood years, we will be undergoing sooo much change and be put...
Final Reflections…
This was definitely my favorite class this semester. Actually, my favorite class of my college career. I think we covered almost everything in the objectives, but I do have a few regrets… 1. We never talked about gay marriage and families headed by gay/lesbian couples. I do not think there would be an abundance...
Finality
Before taking this class, I always wanted to get married because I wanted to have that deep love connection with someone that would last the rest of my life. I also want a companion that can love and support me through all trials and stages of my life. It is important to me that...
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When it comes to relationships,marriage,divorce etc., my views are not that traditional. There are so many who wed because they feel they have to, whether it be due to something as extreme as premarital pregnancy or merely because they feel they’re getting too old. Likewise, so many people dismiss divorce “for the sake of...
I’ve grown!
My relationship with my parents has improved tremendously. In high school my parents were pretty strict. Even as an 18 year old senior, when all my classmates had already grown out their curfews, I had to be home by midnight, and was not even allowed out on school nights. This along with my hormonal...