Sunday, June 3, 2012

Marriage and happiness

  • Does being married make you a happier person? According to a report from Michigan State University released Thursday, the answer appears to be yes.
  • (Huffington Post)
  • Late spring is upon us and with it comes wedding season, the time of year that inspires a peculiar mix of sentimental stories about chance meetings leading to love alongside gloomy commentaries about the chances of marital happiness.
  • (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
  • A new study conducted by Michigan State Universitys Department of Psychology suggests that marriage prevents people from experiencing a decline in happiness throughout their adult life.
  • (huffingtonpost.ca)
  • also evokes a feeling of warmth and happiness, the white rose is for innocence and purity and is associated with marriages and new beginnings, also a symbol of honour and reverence, and the orange rose symbolizes passion and excitement.
  • (PRLog (free press release))
  • amp; amp; lt; /p Amy, falling in love and desperately seeking happiness, finds herself torn between but it's also a study of marriage at its most destructive.
  • (Columbus Dispatch)
  • Just because ones sexual preference is not covered under the traditional definition of marriage should not mean he or she should have these rights voided, especially because so many of them fall under the category of pursuit of happiness.
  • (Wyoming Tribune-Eagle)
  • Today Nihal is asking does marriage make you happier? Scientists say being married makes people happier in the long run and people who stay single gradually become less happy as the years go by.
  • (BBC News)
  • People also argue that marriage contributes to happiness and that children with parents that are married experience a more stable environment. But it's inaccurate to assume that couples who are not married aren't legitimate.
  • (The Vancouver Sun)
  • Money can buy happiness, but up to what point researchers have had trouble proving that more money makes that much of a difference. Other factors -- like marriage quality and health -- become more relatively important than money.
  • (Atlantic Online)
  • They hide in churches and high places, shuttered in their ignorance and hate. Equality and fairness come along with the right to pursue happiness in America. The word marriage is public property.
  • (Examiner)

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