Archive for the ‘Family’ Category
Posted on March 30, 2008 02:18:09 PM
Premarital relationships are viewed differently among different cultures. Western countries have more of a liberal and tolerant approach whereas Islamic countries clearly look down upon any form of premarital associations. Growing exposure to media and a gradual change in attitudes have made dating, affairs and to a certain extent even premarital sex acceptable in developing countries as well.
Some may live in an environment where parental disapproval or pressure from society is not much of a hurdle, but others who do face this problem are constantly watching their backs and conducting premarital affairs on the sly. Some of these young people even find the whole experience of hiding relationships challenging and exciting .Lies are told, meetings arranged in far out places, classes are missed and the thoughts of getting caught are brushed under the carpet as overwhelming needs of adolescence take over.
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Posted on February 14, 2008 06:57:00 AM
The World Wide Web or internet is a widely fascinating world in itself. It has changed our lives like no other. It has brought with it a lifestyle suitable for the people, revolutionizing every aspect of our life, helping it to be better and much more comfortable.
The Other Side
Like every coin has a flipside to it, internet also hides its evil face. Internet is similar to a science. We know that science cannot think for itself, it is for us to decide how to put it to use. Likewise, internet also is operated by people worldwide. There are people who not only use it for incorrect and illegal purposes but also put danger on other law abiding citizens.
Threat to the kids
Can you possibly imagine that when we as adults are affected so much by these unlawful predators, what happens to our children, who are exposed to this whole new world of internet without any understanding of justified and authentic.
Children are increasingly logging on to the web for various things such as completing their schoolwork, exploring new arenas of knowledge, chatting or communicating with their friends and playing games.
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Posted on January 23, 2008 05:47:42 PM
The number of divorces is increasing exponentially day by day. Even among the south Asian countries where familial bonds are sanctified and given extreme importance, divorce seems to be on the rise. Infidelity is one of the main reasons behind the rapid spread of the disease called divorce. Why does this happen? Is it because tolerance levels are dipping and dissatisfaction over petty issues are leading couples astray? Extra marital affairs are becoming common. In this article, we analyse the reason behind the rise in extra marital affairs, why and when it happens and when it does, what is the best way to handle it?
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Posted on January 13, 2008 03:47:41 PM
Physical Relationship and Marital Life
Marital life is filled with its own share of highs and lows. Despite all the ups and downs, the marital bond is a beautiful one. It gives a sense of togetherness and security which no other relationships give. The relationship between the couple start to grow with immense love and care for each other in the marriage. The closeness is so strong that you can almost predict each other’s reactions. There are some romantic moments which can never be forgotten. But the marriage is no smooth sailing ship. It has to be worked on by the couple. It takes some conscious effort from both the husband and the wife to make it work.
Physical relationship is another very important aspect of a marriage. A healthy physical relationship goes a long way in keeping the foundations of the marriage strong. Though there is always a debate on how much does the physical relationship really contribute to the marriage in the long run, research actually states that especially in the early years of the marriage, physical bonding is important too to make the marriage last. Let us take a glance at what makes a marriage tick.
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