In theory, once you're in a relationship with someone you shouldn't need to take a "next step" to validate it, it's more about security.
Marriage is more an agreement to protect the couple and their family from the brims of society and time. If anything were to happen to any of the spouses or both of them, then laws protect the relationship.
Marriage is beautiful. It's the union that binds two people legally as long as they are together in soul and body. I wish I can meet someone who loves me and respect and I love them and respect in the say way to share my life with.
Marriage is beautiful. It's the union that binds two people legally as long as they are together in soul and body. I wish I can meet someone who loves me and respect and I love them and respect in the say way to share my life with.
Legally, no (and that's the only reason I'd ever get married). In any other aspect, yes. I really just do not understand how it's supposed to make your relationship stronger, just because someone walks down the aisle with you that doesn't mean they're not gonna cheat on you or leave you. It's quite naive to think that.
