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…birthday, her mother divorced and re-married. Kristin was fifteen at the time when she said, "My experience proves this argument wrong" (171). Today Kristin lives with her boyfriend and claims that she does not "...have lesbian urges..." (171). Kristin…

…Differences." Journal of Counsel and Development 81:4 (2003): 462-472. Riessman, Catherine. Divorce talk: Women and men make sense of personal relationships. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press; 1990.…

…conditions that within their subculture there is a higher divorce rate, more frequent health problems, a higher rate of school dropouts, and a higher rate of crime. As sad and horrible as this may seem, poverty has a number of functions in our society…

…of remaining single led women to marry unwisely. It is remarkable that once a woman married, everything the couple owned became of the husband and he kept everything in case of divorce. It was expected that girls would marry and have children, so it was generally…

…of staying in a marriage since divorce was frowned upon during that era. Her decision was a secession from all expectations put on a woman and a wife by society. Nora secessions are very deliberate and thought out. She knows what society expects of her…

…difficult experience. She first married at the age of twelve to a man she did not want. She was then separated, divorced, remarried, widowed and bore four children, none of whom survived. Nisa also touches on equality as in !Kung societies, men have more power…

…, 1564 and was the third of eight children. At the age of eighteen, Shakespeare married a woman named Anne who was twenty-six years of age. They had a child and named her Susanna. Twins were also born named Hamnet and Judith. Shakespeare was divorced…

…, he divorced three of them and ended his life while with the fourth wife. He was never truly happy with any of his wives, and showed his struggles with women through Harold Krebs’ thoughts and views on women. Harold Krebs loved to look at women, but he…

…that the meaning of the cross goes beyond world intelligence. He then goes on to confront issues of sexual morality, divorce and marriage. He explains that the body is “God’s Temple”, and that we should glorify God in our bodies. Furthermore, he goes on to explain parts…

…of tequila against his crotch. Had he cared about her at all, he would have at least had the decency to divorce his wife for this girl instead of forcing her to hide at the floor of his truck just to save his own butt. As for the girl, whose name remains…