Ten years ago I met the love of my life. I knew he was the one I would probably spend the rest of my life with. We got married after five years of dating and all of our children were born too. We have four beautiful boys and a loving relationship. We've had our ups and downs; however, through guidance and the grace of God we've made it this far. We actually talk our problems out and we never go to bed mad. The most important thing we do is never let our children see us argue. Whatever we disagree about it's never discussed in front of the children. My husband and I come from divorced parents. Some predict that since our parents are divorce, there is a chance that our marriage would end in a divorce. We are willing to fight to the end to save our marriage. We decided long time ago that there's no mountain high enough or river wide enough to come between our lovely family. My husband and I have stood the test of times and will continue to stand as long as the Lord is intending for us to do. We believed that a good strong marriage is the first ingredient to a healthy marriage.
             Marriage is the legally or socially accepted union of two or more people. The most common form of marriage is monogamy. A monogamous marriage is a union of two individuals. According to The Columbia Encyclopedia," some cultures practices trial marriages meaning they leave together to decide whether or not they should be married". The marriage ceremony can have many forms: the religious marriage ceremonies is usually conducted by the clergy, who pronounces the couple married. Another form of ceremony is civil marriage they are performed by government officials who make the marriage legally binding. The last form of ceremony is common law marriages; however, it occurs when a man and a woman live together and represents themselves as husband and wife. Common law marriages vary depending on whether same-sex marriages should be legal.
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