This is something to probe about . Marriage may be outdated, but it shouldn't be. We can learn so much from being married. How to respect, compromise and even sacrifice sometimes. Most people have a hard time trying to do these things , which is probably why the divorce rate is so high . In this day and age we as a whole are selfish and stubborn . Lets
             take a look at our grandparents, why is it that they can stay married for 30, 40 hell even 50 years and still be so much in love It's because many years ago our grandparents had little to nothing , times were rough, so therefore they learned to appreciate and depend on each other for a sense
             Our outlook on marriage , therefore , must have changed - but this doesn't necessarily mean it's completely outdated. It's still regarded as important by some . Marriage is still important to many because of that
             other four letter word 'love' . Or is there something in marriage Is it
             only a certificate , a piece of paper Is it only formed legally , or religiously, or civilly speaking? Or is there something more in marriage?
             We read together , and you listened to those words , 'in sickness and in health' . It's a declaration of love on a formalised basis . It shows the world how the couple think about each other and, more importantly,they make a deeply personal commitment to each other. I don't feel it's something to be taken lightly or frivolously.
             I have a feeling that marriage will become less and less important and, who knows, completely outdated in years to come. Many couples say
             they want to be together because they love each other, and you don't need
             a marriage for that.A lot of people say that it doesn't matter, as long as you're happy and secure together and that your kids have two loving parents it doesn't matter about the ring or the piece of paper.When you're amrried you have t
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