Marriages,
though not all of them, are bad.
+ being short for the funtion of marriage, i.e. M(x,y)
1 Depressed person x + 1 Happy person y = 1 less Depressed x' + 1 less Happy person y'. What a leveller!
(I'm ruling out the possibility of 2 depressed persons marrying. They simply should spare the kids the trauma. I'll leave you to decide the
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I'm not sure how to put this but here goes...
I don't think "happiness" is a single point goal either in marriage or life. To quote from an old American sit-com, marriage (and I'm sure any realtionship) puts you in a state of bl-s-happiness - where happiness is only one of many emotional states. Sadness is one of the other states. I think what I'm trying to say is that happiness/sadness don't always neccesarily lie on the same axis and I'm blabbering about it while I do that.
So, while marriage may not do it for you, are you sure you want to knock it if it does it for me?
Besides, what makes you think community living will work for everyone? It's been tried often enough in various forms with varying degress of success just as marriage has.
No?
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Quite imaginably, the biggest resistance it would face is from society which thinks that the marriage framework works for it. Community living should, by no means, knock off the "right to marry".
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So how is ur job at the fullerlife coming along? And what abt ur eeemba??
-vibhanshu
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err...the study suggests otherwise, but i would so love to believe that.
me is as jobless as one can be, last few days - spending it at home chilling.
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Love the new userpic.
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I seriously doubt the logic of that. i havent had too much success, so i can only guess - that "accepting"(or "not causing conflicts") itself cannot be a recepie for happiness. i could "accept" only until my partner's balance runs out. Then the collapse would be inevitable.
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