I feel like I am missing a key philosophical idea here, as to why a "marriage" is different from any other relationship. Getting married entails a commitment ceremony and piece of paper...what does that really change?
Here is a general relationship question that I would be really interested in hearing people's answers to...
Should people try harder to make a relationship work if they are married as opposed to being unmarried in a long term relationship and why?
I have thought about factors that go into deciding to try to save a relationship, such as children, assets, etc...but is it these things that you consider when making the decision or does the concept of marriage play a role?
If you're married are you obligated to try to save the relationship?
Thank you if anyone has any thoughts or opinions!!![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Here is a general relationship question that I would be really interested in hearing people's answers to...
Should people try harder to make a relationship work if they are married as opposed to being unmarried in a long term relationship and why?
I have thought about factors that go into deciding to try to save a relationship, such as children, assets, etc...but is it these things that you consider when making the decision or does the concept of marriage play a role?
If you're married are you obligated to try to save the relationship?
Thank you if anyone has any thoughts or opinions!!