Happily Ever After : About Marriage

By DR KHIM GOH

Should You Stay in the Marriage?

You're caught in a DILEMMA!

This is an important and difficult decision. Making a wrong move may significantly impact your children, in-laws, finance, emotion, health, work, and so on.

In this book, you will learn the proper prospectives of marriage and divorce from the psychology teacher, DR KHIM GOH.

The justification to stay or leave your marriage are explained in SCIENTIFIC concepts and treatment plans are included HERE!

"Change Your Life, Change Your Decision!"

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• Language: English
• Publisher: DR KHIM GOH
• Release date: Oct 11, 2019
• ISBN: 9781089397298

DR KHIM GOH

DR KHIM GOH is a Professor, Researcher, Author, Counsellor, Cryptocurrency owner, YouTuber, and Life Destiny Mentor, since 2007. She lectures psychology at higher education institutes, writes curriculum, scientific journals and self-help books and speaks at international conferences. She spends her free time investigating the cryptocurrency - our future money, reading and conducting the life destiny courses, counselling, and tutoring psychology academic. She is also an Associate Member of Singapore Psychological Society (SPS) and Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC), since 2008. She spends her weekends helping at the Senior Home and is a long term blood donor. iWeekly Singapore reported her breakthrough on the accuracy of her modernized Combined Psychology and Numerology. Additionally, her self-help books and scientific journals are based on recent, sound research and are simple to read! Best Wishes! Khim Goh (Ph.D)

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CHAPTER 1

dependability, trustworthiness and admiration are what a woman needs from her man and always be that woman before he marries you

What Is Marriage?

Flower without stem

EVERY LIVING THING desires a relationship. Some relationships can be romantic, business-minded or platonic. The reason for desiring a relationship depends on some variables. For instance, while some people might find a relationship appealing, others might feel disinclined, having had bitter memories.

Heart lock The most common romantic relationships happen between a male and a female, though more individuals now practice same-sex affairs. After a while, people in relationships usually begin to feel they were not meant to be together. This makes them consider separating; living their lives without the influence of their partners. Relationships that result in marriage can be separated legally or by the mutual consent of both parties. A legal separation can be termed divorce or annulment.

School girl The first story about divorce in the United States happened around 1700 when a beautiful woman ran away from her husband because he could not provide basic needs for the family.

Farmer Men were usually farmers or soldiers fighting unending wars. The other people in society were lawmakers. Those linked to the lawmakers got the privilege as a birth-right while those in the army signed up because of the rewards and prestige of being second-class citizens. The farmers were the poorest of them all.

The story goes that she could not bear to be the wife of a farmer; she wanted to enjoy life to the fullest.

Soldier She visited a bar and loved how strong and powerful a man in the army could be. She tried to convince her husband to join the army but he was satisfied with being a farmer.

After separating from her husband and children to start a new life with a man she was not married to, her ex-husband saved a lawmaker’s life, earning him a seat with men of the upper class.

He was gifted a wife and more lands to continue his farming. His ex-wife petitioned the king saying she remained legally married to the now rich farmer.

Crown The king, however, made a decree that men could only marry another woman if the priest and king see it as appropriate. Thus, her claim to her ex-husband was denied. Since then, the decree has been modified several times and adopted by so many countries.

Historians further said that the king-priest of Babylon, between 1795B.C. and 1750B.C., decreed that all laws in the country including those that explained the legal separation of a man from his wife be carved on an eight-foot-high black