Indefinite couple
* A couple pair
* Couple exists as a singular and a plural noun
  - is another word that be plural or singular depending on construction
* Couples also can divorce if they live apart for two years
  - use pornography to enhance their relationship
  - are books
* Couples are capable of communicates
  - dances
  - families
* Couples are located in theatres
  - weddings
  - often under the conception that when they divorce, they're done with their ex-spouse
  - pairs
  - particularly vulnerable during periods of separation and divorce
  - twos
  - units
* Couples can adopt children
  - reduce their children's health risks by spacing births
  - control their breath and, like yoga, combine it with various postures that capture energy
* Couples have children
  - kids
  - offspring
  - sex
  - young children
  - married for seventy years or more are rare
  - naturally express intimacy in different ways as they get older
  - now live together from the age that their parents' generation married
* Couples often create more embryos than they use in any one attempt at pregnancy
  - date from one to three years before getting engaged
  - sometimes forget how to be couples when they are wrapped up in being parents
  - spend two billion dollars a year on infertility treatments
  - use condoms both to avoid pregnancy and to prevent the spread of disease
  - usually live in their own homes, separate from their parents
* Every couple faces some risk of having a child with a birth defect.
* Many couples also release white doves to symbolize their love and happiness
  - avoid sex after one partner suffers a heart attack, for fear of causing another
  - choose to remain unmarried seeing marriage as artificial
  - delay childbearing until their marriages are stable
  - dream of having children and look forward to starting their own families
  - endure sexual problems for years, and it shapes their lives and their relationship
  - experience the benefits of role swapping within marriage
* Many couples find greater sexual freedom once the risk of unwanted pregnancy has been removed
  - sex and sexual feelings and sexual longings very hard to share with one another
  - themselves separated by distance at the critical time of the woman's ovulation
  - function as dual career families
  - go into labor with a birth plan
* Many couples have conflicts over how often to have sex
  - joint accounts to make paying bills and arranging household finances easier
  - more than one cause of infertility
  - like to have a relative or friend donate eggs
  - live together before they are married
  - look beyond religion when deciding to cohabitate
* Many couples marry because they are in love
  - in church to please their families or make a good impression
  - only talk about sex right before, during, or just after they have it
  - question whether it is wise or permissible to have sexual intercourse during pregnancy
  - run out of time and money without successfully having children
  - say that watching their partner masturbate is highly erotic
  - struggle with the conflict between earning and spending
  - substitute non-coital activities for intercourse
* Many couples use a relative of the husband or wife as the personal representative of their Wills
  - one during anal sex regardless of how much they know each other
  - view marriage as a serious religious or spiritual commitment
* Most couples adopt only after years of painful and expensive battles against infertility.
* Most couples are accustomed to planning their lives
  - lucky if just one of the embryos survives
* Most couples can continue having intercourse throughout pregnancy
  - expect to adopt within one year
  - engage in intimate activity on a regular basis
* Most couples expect to get pregnant within about six months of trying
  - have their own babies
  - experiencing the loss of pregnancy go on to get pregnant again
  - find their sexual relationship changes during a pregnancy
* Most couples have children
  - learn very quickly to observe, record and interpret the signs of fertility
  - lose it within a few years of marriage, especially after children arrive
  - marry only after they are economically self-sufficient
  - spend many hours each day immersed in very different activities
* Most couples spend more time planning a vacation than they do planning for their relationship
  - their weddings than preparing for their marriages
  - start to slow down a bit when they have been married for years
  - state that their ideal family size is no more than two to three children
  - underestimate the impact on their marriage and family when a spouse goes into business
  - view their surrogate as a commodity to be discarded as soon as they have their baby
* Some couples actually incorporate sex play into their condom preparations
  - also alter the birth certificates to include their names as parents
* Some couples are afraid of praying together, especially praying out loud
  - infertile because the woman is unable to produce eggs
  - more naturally compatible in the bedroom than others
  - unable to have babies
  - ask for ultrasound to determine whether they are carrying a boy or girl
  - become touch avoidant when they have experienced the cycle of pain
* Some couples can learn to show affection in different ways
  - save money by filing income taxes jointly
  - successfully conceive through a few changes in lifestyle and careful planning
  - capture memories in outdoor locations
* Some couples choose to have pre-embryos cryopreserved and transferred later
  - use condoms or a diaphragm during the fertile time
  - come in after one spouse has threatened divorce
* Some couples divorce to keep their incomes low
  - salaries low
  - even watch erotic videos together to arouse each other before they engage in sex
  - experience mutual abuse
* Some couples feel that condoms interfere with sexual spontaneity or decrease sensation
  - uncomfortable revealing their sexuality in public
  - find withdrawal or long periods of postpartum abstinence difficult
* Some couples have a date every week
  - daughters
  - no obvious explanation for their infertility
  - one spouse that is one type and the other spouse is another type
  - sons
  - twin daughters
  - keep separate religions and go abroad for a civil ceremony
  - like to use toys or play a game as foreplay
  - make a point of developing individual private lives that include other people
  - never have sex because of vaginismus
  - pay more when married than as two separate individuals
* Some couples prefer to announce their baby's name after the infant is born
  - observe more than one indicator of the woman's fertility
  - produce many children of the same gender while trying to produce one of the other
  - receive housing or other benefits if they have children
  - report diabetes as a third member and an intruder
  - see the pitfalls of cohabitation and are living chastely before marriage
  - share the same nest year after year
  - take months, even years, to plan their marriage ceremony
  - thrive on being in each other's company
  - try fertility drugs and assisted conception procedures such as in vitro fertilisation
* Some couples use additional lubrication for sexual relations
  - current events to keep straight the important dates of their lives
  - view pornography together as a prelude to other things
+ House 2: Russia :: 2004 television series debuts
  * In the show, contestants are building a house and trying to find someone to love in the process. Couples then compete for the house itself.