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Talk:Essay:The Invisible Hand of Marriage (view source)
Revision as of 16:41, August 6, 2008
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Finally, something with which I cannot argue... at least not yet.<br />
Finally, something with which I cannot argue... at least not yet.<br />
I was talking with someone about a few of the points made in this essay. Didn't think it related to marriage, just dedication to want to succeed. Oh well. ^.^ [[User:NathanG|Nate]]<sup>[[User_talk:NathanG|Google's spiders need some work]]</sup> 11:45, 6 August 2008 (EDT)
I was talking with someone about a few of the points made in this essay. Didn't think it related to marriage, just dedication to want to succeed. Oh well. ^.^ [[User:NathanG|Nate]]<sup>[[User_talk:NathanG|Google's spiders need some work]]</sup> 11:45, 6 August 2008 (EDT)
==Gay couples==
Hold on. so now gay couples do not help eachother? They do not futher eachother's goals in life, nag eachother, complement eachother? of this list of 7 * the powerful incentive to work for the benefit of someone else who needs your efforts, such as a spouse or child
* the motivation to work for a future that will likely extend beyond one's own life
* the checks and balances against unproductive activity, anxiety, depression and addiction, from the very different perspectives of a man and a woman
* the insights and wisdom that result from complementary outlooks by a man and woman in marriage
* the pushing and prodding, analogous to what a supervisor, coach or sergeant does, that encourages and compels people in marriage to achieve their best
* a division of labor that enables each spouse to work on what he or she does best -- all but two are irrespective of gender. and the two that are based on gender could just as easily be based on TWO DIFFERENT HUMAN outlooks. I know my sister and I complement eachother because we are so extremely different - she is into science and math, a liberal, married for 7 years, job as an engineer for a downtown denver building. I am a nurse with the army, and still waiting for "mr. right". You can't make broad and *unproven* statements about how two people of any gender complement eachother.--[[User:IcedTea|IcedTea]] 12:41, 6 August 2008 (EDT)