The idea of marriage used to be a young couple, in their early twenties, fresh out of college with nothing but their dreams, hopes and aspirations, embarking on their future together, starting a family and building their family fortunes. They were married for life, sharing their joys and sorrows, saving their pennies to live a happy retirement, leaving their amassed wealth to the next generation.
The reality of marriage is much diffe...
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