The decision to get married has increased within the recent years, so has the decision to get divorced. The old song goes "Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage . . ." This may have been true in the past, but times have changed. Marriage has been taking place for thousands of years, but in recent times divorce has become more and more common within couples throughout the world. Some people believe getting married could be the greatest thing to ever between two persons if the relationship is compatible. Not getting married is a solution to avoid the pain of divorce.
             There seems to be more reasons for staying single than to get married. Not sharing money, cars, living quarters, and especially bathrooms are good reasons for staying single. They may do as they please when they please. If one is single, going out with the guys or girls for a night out and will not be subject to interrogation by anyone. When two single people find each other and fall in love, they may want to just live with each other to see if they are compatible.
             It is the shared attitude "we're in love" that gets some couples into trouble. They are basing a relationship on an emotion, and emotions can change from one day to the next. One can love someone one day and hate the next. If someone got married because they were in love, does that mean that should get a divorce once the love is gone? One can easily be headed towards a divorce because there will come a time when a couple may hate each other. A person can fall in love as easily as one can fall out of love.
             When two people wed, it is likely that they feel comfortable with the person they are going to live with and feel they could reside with that person for the rest of their life. It is also stated in the wedding vows in which they both agree on. When a marriage no longer provides the mutual happiness, then the question can be raised, "Why be married anymore?" In
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