Topic: We should abandon marriage
"marriage" isn't keeping up with the times.  abandon the old thinking and bring something that incorporates all unions - not just those with a man and woman.
A couple doesn't have to bind themselves legally to one another, by marrying, to prove their love.
a marriage is a piece of paper, nothing more.
a piece of paper does not keep people together
a research carried out on a selected group of unmarried and divorced women found out that they preferred a lone life than an abusive marriage.
abandon marriage is wrong by so many means and violate our connection with god.
abandoning marriage allows for people to grow as themselves without the weight of a relationship
Abandoning marriage means no ugly divorce battle if things don't work out.
Abandoning weddings would offend many religious couples for whom the wedding is an important religious ceremony.
as society and values change, marriage is no longer as popular as it once was and divorce rates continue to climb.
being married motivates couples to work on their relationships rather than just abandon them when times are hard
by adopting such practice we can get rid of all the burdens associate with marriage like financial, legal and social obligations.
children achieve better outcomes in life when their parents are married
children from parents who are committed to each other grow up to be more well adjusted
children have better outcomes in life when their parents are married
committment and stability are important in the lives of children and marriage provides these qualities
Couples who marry tend to stay together longer than couples who don't marry.
cultural and historical norms associated with weddings are outdated and became a distressing ordeal
Even if individuals get divorced, the harms of an unsuccessful marriage are no worse inherently than the harms of ending a long term relationship, and therefore there is no pragmatic reason to abandon marriage.
Even with high rates of divorce, married couples and the children of married parents ultimately have more stable and emotionally healthy lives than their unmarried counterparts.
families need to be united and children deserve committed parents.
far too frequently, marriages now end in divorce or annulment.
far too many marriages dissolve before the death of either individual; we might as well get rid of marriages entirely.
far too many marriages end now in divorce, or worse; civil unions offer almost the same  benefits as marriage anyway.
fewer marriages are lasting and divorce is a difficult experience for everyone
fifty percent of marriages end in divorce which is letting us know that the idea of marriage as lifelong  is no longer realistic
from a bad communication to lack of privacy are some of the reasons why the marriage is abbotona, likewise is a decision that is only taken as a couple
generally speaking, married people are happier and healthier than their single counterparts.
getting marriage is very expensive and divorce can be very expensive too.
getting married makes a good sign of love to each other and happiness