Can you love each other even after

Can you love each other even after realizing it's not all fun?
After reading a recent study in Glamour which reexamined the long-propagated myth that couples who live together before marriage have a higher chance of divorce, I felt ridiculously triumphant, wagging my finger in a self-aggrandizing "I told you so" to society at large.

Really, all of those articles were starting to depress me, especially since I'm engaged to a man I have been living with for the past four years. Far from believing the myth, I became convinced that my fiancé and I were just different from the rest of the world, luckier than most. Blame it on my desire to be different, but after reading the article, I started questioning why the myth has held for so long.

Was there any truth to it? I couldn't find any good reasons for not living together through my Internet searches, and I kept coming up with "because it is a sin" from religious organizations.

After scouring the web and relentlessly asking couples, singles and even my fiancé for opinions on the matter, I realized that how a couple deals with issues while cohabitating can be a predictor for successful marriages. I came up with the following list that reminds me of the age-old adage: You don't really know someone until you live with them.

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你能相爱，即使在意识到这不是所有的乐趣？
后阅读的魅力并重新审视长期传播的神话，那些婚前同居的夫妻有更高的几率离婚最近的一项研究，我感到很得意，摇着我的手指在自我扩张的“我告诉你”，到社会上去。

真的，所有的文章都开始使我沮丧，特别是因为我和一个男人在一起，我一直生活在过去的四年里。不相信神话，我确信我的未婚夫é和我从世界其他地方的不同，比大多数人都幸运。我的愿望是不同的，但在读了这篇文章后，我开始质疑，为什么神话已经这么久了。我找不到不住在一起我通过互联网搜索任何好的理由，我不断想出“因为它是从宗教组织罪”。

淘网和坚持不懈地问夫妇后，单打甚至我的未婚夫é对此事的看法，我意识到如何与几个问题而同居的交易可以是一个成功的婚姻的预测。我想出了下面的列表，让我想起了古老的格言：你不真的直到你和他们住在一起认识一个人。