Being Married: Your Guide to a Happy Modern Marriage

Being Married: Your Guide to a Happy Modern Marriage

by SharonAris (Author)

Synopsis

This work is an in-depth look at what makes a twenty-first century marriage work: why people get married, how they stay married, and what the secrets are to having a happy marriage. Marriage should be a dying institution, right? It's no longer legally or morally necessary and the divorce rates have made cynics of us all. Yet every year hundreds of thousands of optimistic couples front up to a church, temple, celebrant, mosque or synagogue. Being Married asks the big questions: 'Why marry?' and, once you do, 'How do you stay happily married?' Sharon Aris talks to marriage experts and married couples about what they're doing right, what they've done wrong and how they make it work. She gets into their beds and their bank accounts and shares the low-down on the fights, the negotiations and the making up. And she discovers that living 'happily ever after' is easier than you think. Being Married combines loads of real life case studies with the very latest local and international research to look at what really happens within a marriage - like sex, or the lack of it, what happens when the 'sickness' in 'in sickness and health' rears its ugly head, as well as all the outside influences that can impact on your nuptial happiness, including the marriage breakpoint trifecta: money, work, and baby makes three, or four, or five...Loaded with information, humour, commonsense advice and some facts that might surprise you, Being Married is the survival guide for the twenty-first century marriage.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 288
Edition: annotated edition
Publisher: Allen & Unwin
Published: 01 Sep 2005

ISBN 10: 1741143217
ISBN 13: 9781741143218

Author Bio
Sharon Aris is a freelance writer and television producer. She is the author of It's My Party and I'll Knit If I Want To and Top Jobs and holds a Masters degree in Policy and Applied Social Research. Sharon is (very happily) married and lives her husband Rob, cat Crouching Tiger and the lovely baby Olivia.