Why Do You Want A Spouse?

O'Connor, Flannery. "A Good Man Is Hard To Find." A Good Man Is Hard to Find, and Other Stories. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1955. N. pag. Print.

In the play Tartuffe, Molière portrays marriage in a unique way. He expresses a different perspective on marriage that most people would disagree with. In the play, marriage never seems to base around love but rather seems to be a very serious part of their life. Mariane submits to her father because during this time period the father was able to choose whom his daughter would marry. This submission is not based on love but rather who her father enjoys the best. It puts a great deal of pressure on the father to make the right decision. Marriage to Tartuffe would have caused Mariane a lifetime of discontent and it would have also associated the

Finding a life partner is never been easy. When one reaches a mature age or capable to function very well in marriage, she or he will need to find a partner that match one’s way of living or life style. As we all know that finding a life partner to marry is never been easy, there are more than millions of people—male and female looking for someone to marry, but the most concerns question is how are they going to find themselves or how are they going to get in connected to one another? Anyway, the answer is very simple since there are many options in which people in marriage met themselves or those that are not yet married but due for marriage can find someone to date; The two options available for one to find someone to date is by engage in online dating to find a match mate or finding someone to date in more traditional ways.

Man Is Hard to Find", O'Connor explores appearances of an individual versus the actuality of

Over and over again, we have heard the phrase “A Good Man is Hard to Find”. When first reading the title I thought it was just going to be a short stroy about someone giving a single, female advice but it was the furthest thing from that. After reading the story, we fully learn that the title is a line in the story from a conversation had between the grandmother and Red Sammy. This line was said because they were talking about how its hard to find loyal people anymore nowadays. Unfortunately, a “good man” has a different meaning to every character in the story.

(Proverbs 18:22 “He who finds a wife finds a good thing.”) but also make yourself available and get out the house. Lose that look of “I am taken.”

Why I Want a Wife, written during the women’s rights movement, an era women were expected to marry young, start a family and be a stay at home mom. Women were denied acceptance into colleges to become doctors, engineers and lawyers. Author Judy Brady a woman fed up with the unfair treatment of women. She immediately gains Ms. Magazine readers’ by describing her role in her home: “I belong to that classification of people known as wives… I am a mother” (229). With her first few sentences she verifies herself as a wife and explains that she knows what she is talking about. She, then, uses pathos in a sarcastic and angry tone to entice the readers to continue reading and become angry about how men treat and expect women to act. Brady wants to upset her readers and force them into action to get equal rights.

In the 1970’s many women rights activists were fighting for equal treatment from their male counterparts. These ladies held rallies, preformed walks and wrote articles in magazines all to help aid the movement. Judy Brady ,a writer for Ms.Magazine, is one women's rights activist who published an essay ,entitled “Why I Want a Wife”, about how she believes women are under appreciated. By using pathos, Judy Brady explained the unfair roles of women, specifically wives, in her essay “Why I Want a Wife”.

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According to the Dr. who bases her book on actual real life stories we often take any man that comes along and accept them. "We get pleasure in having a good time with someone, crave the attachment and approval, and get a big ego gratification by having a man attracted to us, so when we are desperate for these things we are not too choosy we settle instead of select which makes bad dating choices" (31). We to often let feelings of sadness and depression win us over when truly we should be angry, angry at our self for the behaviors we allow to mess up our life. The Dr.'s solution is that we need to start making better choices in or life, stand up for ourselves, quit being afraid of everything, have dreams, and go for them . When we are content with our own life it will be easier to find a good person to spend it with.

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When first starting to get into a relationship, there are many things one should look for in a potential spouse. One quality that I think is important in looking for a husband is how he treats his family and kids. I love kids and obviously want to have kids of my own. I think it is so important for my husband to be involved and able to spend time with them without me. Something that my parents have always told me is that the way a man treats his mother is probably how he will treat me. So I want a boy who is going to respect his mother and father. I want someone who is able to argue, but can come to a decision respectably. Another important factor when looking for a spouse is someone who deals well with stress. We have talked a lot about the

In the movie “ why did I get married” it opens by showing all the couples and their problems that they are going through. These couple are all successful and friends with each other. The group of friends once a year plan a trip out to a random location to get away and spend time with their significate other. The point of the trip was not only to hangout with their friends but also for the couples to get to know each other more and remember why they got married from the beginning. As the group all worked on their relationship, a couple did not want nothing to do with each other except that what mike wanted. Mike was an ass to shiela that critized her about being obbesed and ugly she was. Shiela ignored all the rud comments that was given to her by mike her husband because she believed that if he see her how hard she trying to save their marriage he might want to give it a chance to be happy. Mike and shiela did not end up working out because they ignored the five stages which are initiating, experimenting, intensifying, intergrading, and boding. These five stages could of save and fix relationshipos if both parties are willing to try.

Catherine Newman, in her essay “I Do. Not: Why I Won’t Marry” Written with a feminine edge, this author gives reasons why she won't marry. She also brings up various traditions and meanings behind the customs of marriage, while interjecting with details of her own relationship. The author uses logos and pathos throughout her writing to educate her readers on both the allure and the downsides of marriage. She establishes an informal relationship with her audience of young girls or women who are planning on getting married.