Work and Love in Early Adulthood

Work and Love in Early Adulthood

Work and love in early adulthood are different for men and women.  We will be talking about an interview partner, what are your views a young adult man and a young woman as love, cohabitation, divorce, marriage, working women, extramarital relationships adult woman practices breeding, and any other topic of interest.

• What is your definition for love?

• Mr. Matt - Giving you time and talents for another person.
• Mrs. Erin - Unconditional acceptance

• How did you feel about couples living together?

• Mr. Matt- It’s not what God wants and it undermines a stables society built on committed marriages, why would you do it? Either you are ready to commit lives to one another or you are not.
• Mrs. Erin-  Not a good idea until you are married

• What is your thoughts on divorce?

• Mr. Matt-  There is a false assumption that it brings freedom, but it does not. It usually is a case of unresolved conflict and people choose to run away instead of work though the conflict I think diverse should be extremely rare… like it was 2 generations age.  
• Mrs. Erin- Commitment is a choice – Divorce is rarely a good choice is long run.

• What do you feel a marriage should be like?

• Mr. Matt- A reflection of God’s love for his people. A lifelong committed to love and cherish one another. Working and giving for you spouses benefit.  
• Mrs. Erin- A true partnership where each person commits to the other every day. It takes a lot of effort.

• What is your thoughts on extramarital affairs(cheating)?

• Mr. Matt- Always wrong and couple must actively guard against begin in situations that could lead to the opportunity or temptation.
• Mrs. Erin- Never good for anyone involved.

• What is your thoughts on childrearing practices (raising children)?

• Mr. Matt- Raising children is probably the world’s toughest job and greatest joy. Begin with your children and lathing them see your goutily love them is more important that almost any other aspect.    
• Mrs. Erin- It’s a full time job and the most import job a parent will ever have.

• Do you think the couples should be sharing the same religion?

• Mr. Matt- Yes, if you really value your faith I don’t see how you could overlook that component of the relationship.
• Mrs. Erin-  Absolutely

• Should it matter who makes the most money in a relationship?

• Mr. Matt- No, everything you have/ earn is yours as a couple.
• Mrs. Erin- No

This couple I know them 2 years ago their features and functions are at their peak performance, are stable, resulting in security, power and dominion, there is strength, energy and endurance. In addition, women tend to live longer than men, partly for biological reasons, but perhaps also because they are more health conscious. The lifestyle factors such as diet, obesity, exercise, smoking and drinking or drug use affects the health and survival. This is how a couple is built requires the establishment of a commitment to renouncing the other alternatives partner also waives other relationships that compete with the relationship; the project to be negotiated; there is a construction of identity couple passing through the joint project, its realization; there is a merging of identities not only to meet the other, but to achieve a common identity. For this, feelings of love must prevail over aggressive. The couple takes care of their own conflicts and not ventilated with others.

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