Parents are strongly motivated to encourage their child to marry, whether or not their own marriage is a happy one. They take it as a given that their child has to marry and regard every acquaintance of the opposite sex of their child as a prospective spouse. Eventually, the child leaps toward marriage just to escape this parental pressure. Great minds have expressed their dismay about marriages over the centuries. Without any consideration of these gems of wisdom, people allow themselves to be conveyed toward marriage on wheels of misunderstood emotions, misguided advice, and illogical thoughts.
Good wine gladdens the hearts of men.
If you belong to the average American household, and you were raised by typical American parents, chances are wine and alcohol are not part of your daily diet. Quite contrarily, your parents will most likely steer you away from wine and alcohol, claiming that getting drunk is not something you should worry about until you're at least twenty-one. The problem is that parents and children are continuously being misinformed by both school and the media. Contrary to popular belief, wine and alcohol are a healthy part of the human diet, and when taken in moderation, drinking a glass or two a day can actually benefit your body in the long run. For decades now, European countries, particularly France and Italy, have been well known for good food and good wine.