Top 9 Misconceptions About Marriage/Relationships
Being in a relationship is a gradual process that begins with courtship and then turns into an engagement, which eventually leads to marriage. During the past century the divorce rate has steadily increased and is now at never-before-seen levels. While the blame could lie on the shoulders of many different reasons, the rules remain unchanged for those who are still in relationships. Following are 9 misconceptions that many people have about marriage/relationships.
Many believe that marriage is a bond that has seen its popularity come and go; they think less and less people are getting married now that many people use the Internet to satiate their sexual and social needs. However, over 80% of people in the U.S. eventually get married – this doesn’t seem like a number that points to marriage/relationships losing their popularity.
1. Marriage is a dying institution

