Marriage by Verdict

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Marriage for convenience is not new under the sun. Movie stars, politicians, military members, immigrants have used it as a tool to achieve their goals. Think of it, and then ask yourself: Am I in a marriage for convenience, or do I know anyone in this situation? The answer could be stunning. Remember any marriage not based on love or a relationship is considered as marriage for convenience. Arranged marriages are still existed in our society as well as abroad and will continue to immerge as long as the grooms and brides are under the influence of their parents in part or as long as singles are surfing the Internet. On the other hand, marriage by verdict is unique, and for some odd reasons we tend to avoid it. The characters demonstrated all three types of marriages mentioned above. Stephany’s first marriage is no doubt a marriage based on love. Annette and Hugues had their meeting arranged, and finally Christopher utilized the court system to enter the matrimony with his feisty fiancée Stephany. As entertaining my book may be, be mindful that if a loved one or a significant other helps you reach your goal in life, you should be thankful to that person. That person put all his or her faith on you to become somebody; rise up with that person, don’t just dismiss that person, make him or her your partner in life. Should you separate from that person, don’t diminish him or her because you become the fruit of that person’s labor. Always play fair. Be thankful

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