Divorce after 50: when breaking up is better - when it's not

Article Abstract:

Couples over the age of 50 commonly resort to divorce as a means to avoid the real problem inherent in their relationship.This should not be the case, since divorce should be an avenue by which individuals mature and develop. Unless the underlying marital problem is addressed, divorce would fail to help achieve such objective.

Middle age, Analysis, Domestic relations, Family relations, Divorce

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Five things more important than sex

Article Abstract:

There is more to life than sex. To make life worth living, five concepts must exist. These are energy, helping others, expanding the circle of friends, a home in which one is taken cared of, and freedom.

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Are you too attached to your pet?

Article Abstract:

Pets are an additional facet to living and should not dominate a person's life. In several examples, loving a pet to the extreme is detrimental to a person's social and psychological life.

Pets

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