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10 good reasons to get married

February 9, 2015
Security

We are never protected from bad luck and diseases and being married gives you the assurance of having someone by your side to make the same decisions you would have made. This person has the legal power to protect you and defend you when you cannot do it yourself. It is also nice to know that someone will grow old wit you and know you almost as much as you know yourself.

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