Small wonder that these children, grown older, sought in drink, pills, and frequent marriages the real self they had been cheated out of...
Research in SSA has often found higher fertility and frequent marriage-related migration among women in virilocal and patrilineal societies (Anglewicz 2012, Mitchell 1961).
As when David explains to Ellen's frequent hints at wedlock: "Marriage is a very serious decision.
Mental abuse was frequent in our marriage; he told me I was useless and no longer capable of anything let alone holding down a job.
UNICEF, one of the agencies supporting Tostan, wants the approach developed by Tostan to reduce and even get rid of early marriage, frequent pregnancies and the practice of circumcision.
Houellebecq -- who maintains an open marriage, frequents swingers' clubs and estimates that he sleeps with 25 women a year -- said that he couldn't imagine anything nicer than "having clitorises all over your body".
According to one theory, the main author of P seems to have worked in the 7th century and to have been the editor who combined the J and E narratives; for his own part, he is content to add some brief, drab records with frequent dates of births, marriages, and migrations.
Married people with neurotic tendencies particularly benefit from time in the bedroom: According to a 2010 study published in the Social Psychological and Personality Science Journal, which tracked 72 newlywed American couples over the first four years of their marriages, frequent sex substantially increases marital happiness among neurotic people.
For the past eight years, so their son could finish school, they have had an American Airlines marriage, with frequent reunions in Tokyo, Norfolk, Texas or New York.
But having narrowly avoided an acrimonious divorce and the loss of some of its errant children, the euro zone risks a future as an unequal, loveless marriage with frequent rows and the prospect of separate bedrooms.
