Multiple Marriages
by Divorced twice by the time I was thirty. But I most certainly have turned this into a positive experience for me as a person. I now have complete control of my life, and know exactly what I want.
Children are more ‘worldly wise’ than we give them credit for, and unfortunately in this society they already experience friends and peers going through, or having been through similar.
Marriage is certainly for me
I now am a huge fan of the institution of marriage. My family are so important to me, and I want nothing more than my children to grow up in a stable family unit.
This may sound idealistic, but I think I am more than qualified to comment from an experts perspective.
I personally am not a great believer in long-term cohabiting without a formal commitment. I would not like the thought of long-term, having a different surname to my children, and constantly explaining my domestic situation. Being a ‘Mrs’ is what I strive to be.
Marriage is certainly endorsed by the British Government, in fact they reward it in terms of Income Tax allowances, therefore providing another positive reason to tie-the-knot.
I want the meringue dress, fancy car, and all the trimmings that I wanted first and second time round, but didn’t have, and this time I’m jolly well going to have it.
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