Relationships
Married Couples
Homosexuality
Two individuals of the same gender
homosexual Marrige
Dual-earner
Marriges in which both parents persue occupational careers
Married couples
kids
Adoption
Many couples that can't have kids choose to adopt children in the Us or even from different countries to bring peace to there minds and souls because of the lack to produce children.
Subtopic
Planned ParentHood
A philosophic framework central to the development of contraceptive methods, contraceptive counseling, and family planning programs and clinics. Advocates hold that each woman has the right to decide when to conceive and bear children and that contraceptive and gynecologic care and information should be available to help her become, or prevent becoming, pregnant. See also contraception.
Main topic
Different types of Relationships
Marriage
Marriage can be advantageous. Married people tend toward healthier and happier lives than their never-married, divorced, and widowed counterparts.
Friends
riends play an important role in the lives of young adults. Most human relationships, including casual acquaintances, are nonloving in that they do not involve true passion, commitment, or intimacy.
Single Hood
Today many people are choosing singlehood, or the “single lifestyle.” Regardless of their reasons for not marrying, many singles clearly lead satisfying and rewarding lives.
Cohabition
Cohabitors are unmarried people who live together and have sex together. More than 3 million Americans cohabitate.
Divorce
When significant problems in a relationship arise, some couples decide on divorce, or the legal termination of a marriage.