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What factors influence the choice of a spouse?
The researchers recommends that due to the nature of the process of spouse selection, further research should be carried out involving other factors such as influence of character, education, economic status, family background, parental influences, culture and ethnicity as it affects choice of spouse.
What are the factors that you will consider having a successful marriage?
There are many factors that contribute to a satisfying marriage/relationship such as; Love, Commitment, Trust, Time, Attention, Good Communication including Listening , Partnership, Tolerance, Patience, Openness, Honesty, Respect, Sharing, Consideration, Generosity, Willingness/Ability to Compromise, Constructive …
What do we need to know about a potential spouse?
Let’s consider each of these. First, we need to know a lot about the person we are thinking of marrying. As Elder Scott suggested, the person’s beliefs about family life are very important. Research confirms that the more a potential spouse values marriage and family life, the better that marriage can be.
Should your spouse come before your children?
And because in this day and age parents are expected to be more attentive and accommodating to children than ever before, that’s a pretty all-consuming job. But many psychologists and relationship experts push back on that idea, arguing that your spouse should come before your children.
Should you push your parents away in a marriage?
If you have been respectful and loving to your parents, all the while keeping your mate as your priority, your memories will be sweeter and your marriage will be stronger. In all of this, don’t push your parents away. Include them in ways that work for you and your spouse.
What should parents do when their partner doesn’t match their needs?
Rather than try to answer that question that there isn’t a generic answer for, what we want to encourage parents to do is provide an example of discerning and recognizing the needs of kids and your partner when it appears that those needs are incongruent with each other.