I've been married nearly 5 years, I consider our marriage to be very successful, we don't fight, we have a very strong relationship and the love has never been stronger... However, many people seem to feel that 5 years isn't long enough to consider a marriage as a success... So that made me wonder, what is success? Is it 10 years? 15? 45?? I've known marriages that ended in divorce after well over 40 years together, does that mean it was a failure? And if so was it always a failure? And if so how can any marriage be considered a success until death actually ends it and proves that yes, it was til death...
Where is the line?
Asked by SabrinaMBowen at 2:56 PM on Nov. 18, 2010 in Relationships
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