how do you think that society treats a married couple differently than an unmarried couple,even when all other variables such as age and length of time together,are equal? In what way does this affect the married couple and the unmarried couple?
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Although cohabitation is widely viewed as acceptable, the public still sees societal benefits in marriage. A slight majority of Americans (53%) say that society is better off if couples who want to stay together long-term eventually get married, while 46% say society is just as well off if they decide not to marry.
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A marriage is between families, whereas a live-in relationship is between two people (for the most part). This is both a good thing, and a bad thing, and key is to figure out how you and your partner function, and what your relationship needs. ... But, know that marriage has legal and social benefits for the kids
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