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		By: Avesha		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is so well written.  As a Life, Relationship and Wellness Coach I see the struggle, especially in the younger generation with the concept of &quot;happily ever after&quot;.  As a divorced woman I understand the where the disconnect is between loving someone and wanting to spend the rest of your life with someone.  I do look at older couples and think awww, they are so amazing, but what we don&#039;t know is what they sacrificed along the way.  What did they give up.  Most of the time they have a story which includes wanting to give up on each other at one time or another but for whatever reason they didn&#039;t or couldn&#039;t.
I am on the fence about marriage.  I LOVE the concept, but I don&#039;t think its realistic.  
Let s put it this way, I don&#039;t want my boys getting married and if they do, they will have prenups.  That&#039;s reality.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is so well written.  As a Life, Relationship and Wellness Coach I see the struggle, especially in the younger generation with the concept of &#8220;happily ever after&#8221;.  As a divorced woman I understand the where the disconnect is between loving someone and wanting to spend the rest of your life with someone.  I do look at older couples and think awww, they are so amazing, but what we don&#8217;t know is what they sacrificed along the way.  What did they give up.  Most of the time they have a story which includes wanting to give up on each other at one time or another but for whatever reason they didn&#8217;t or couldn&#8217;t.<br />
I am on the fence about marriage.  I LOVE the concept, but I don&#8217;t think its realistic.<br />
Let s put it this way, I don&#8217;t want my boys getting married and if they do, they will have prenups.  That&#8217;s reality.</p>
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