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SUMMARY:Sortie Culturelle
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DESCRIPTION:La culture, moins on en a, plus on l'étale! \nSource: 
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SUMMARY:Super événement à Bordeaux
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DESCRIPTION:Un événement autour du vin, c'est pour cela qu'il est à 
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SUMMARY:The Real Key to a Lasting Marriage
NAME:The Real Key to a Lasting Marriage
DESCRIPTION:\nMarriage as a Business Partnership: Why Commitment Outlasts 
 Love\nAmerican Free Marriage Agency 
 (https://www.loveawake.com/free-online-dating/United-States-dating-service
 .html?page=28)\n\nMarriage 
 is an interesting concept to me.\n\nhands raised\n\nYou, over there, with 
 the fishnet parka.\n\n“Oh great and wise Panama, what concept and why 
 does it interest you so?”\n\nI’m so glad you asked.\n\nWell, I think 
 that a lot of people who aren’t married have this very romanticized and,
 quite frankly, warped sense of what marriage is. Mind you, I’m not 
 married so perhaps I’m wrong too.\n\nAnd two wrongs don’t make it 
 right.\n\nHmm…\n\nBut what is marriage really? To me, marriage—and 
 I’m going to get a little bit too practical for some—is nothing more 
 than really a business partnership. It’s the union of two business 
 interests, a merger if you will, in hopes that the two businesses together
 will succeed further than the one alone would.\n\nThat sentence was 
 syntaxily terrible.\n\nSyntaxily is not a word.\n\nLove.\n\nMost people 
 think that you get married because of love. Or even that marriage lasts 
 because of love. And though I think that would be the greatest thing ever,
 I don’t actually think that love will see you through everything. Love 
 gets you to the table to eat, but somebody’s got to put something on the
 table or everybody dies from starvation. I’d even wager that love is 
 easy but relationships are a mother*cker. The meshing of two persons and 
 their issues and baggage can make for a very bumpy ride. Hell, there’s a
 reason that so many songs allude to the fact that love alone won’t build
 a happy home.\n\nBy the way, I can’t think of a single song that uses 
 that phrase.\n\nIf love could save marriages, the divorce rate would be a 
 fraction of what it is now. Even the worst combination of individuals 
 somehow can find love for one another. But what if love could sustain all?
 What if all you really needed was love? What if after 30 years of waking 
 up to the same person, you got the same butterflies you did after the 
 first date?\n\nWhat if?\n\nLove is great, but it’s not the most 
 important part of any relationship. People who don’t love each other can
 stay together forever—because they’re committed to one another, for 
 better or worse.\n\nCommitment.\n\nCommitment is the most important part 
 of a marriage. Without commitment, the marriage can’t even exist. I can 
 love 100 people, but I can’t be committed to them all equally and at the
 same time. Trust me. Have you ever tried to date, like seriously date, 
 more than one person at a time?\n\nI have and it sucked.\n\nMostly because
 I only really had enough energy to expend on one person because at the 
 time, I thought she was the most deserving. Of course, I had other 
 interests that were being met by my other jump-offs ( I was young and 
 bored, sue me), but I was in some ridiculously irrational way committed to
 the thought that perhaps I could make something work with this one 
 chick…\n\n…at which time I’d chop off the others and make an honest 
 woman out of that one.\n\nOf course that never happened. I got bored. She 
 got even more boring. I hit her with the, “I think I’m not gonna come 
 back anymore” line.\n\nShe.Hate.Me.\n\nD’oh well. You win some, you 
 lose some. You live, you learn.\n\nLove and butterflies can be fleeting. 
 We’re all human and everybody doesn’t grow together like we’d like. 
 We hope it happens but let’s face it, some people don’t even know how 
 to grow and you don’t find that out until the 
 3<sup>rd</sup> anniversary.\n\nSo what if you could only have
 one or the other: love with the possibility of an ending because all good 
 things must come to an end (fat tiies turn to tear drops and fat a turns 
 to flab…lol…how apropos) or the commitment of a person who you may 
 have grown apart from, but you grew apart and got old together with?\n\nIf
 your marriage could be built on only love OR commitment, which marriage 
 would you prefer? \nSource: 
 https://labodescommuns.org/?TheRealKeyToALastingMarriage
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