Over the last two decades, one particular trend in relationship between men and women has becoming ingrained in our aristocracy and despite of its prominent fame and influence among the American populace-an estimated 60% of the total American couples are cohabiters (Stanley, Whitton, & Markman, 2004)--, cohabitation has been consistently associated with divorce and marital affliction (Stanley, 2006). The term "cohabitation" is derived from the root word "cooperate" (indicating a sense of proximity) and the word "habitat" which is a scientific term meaning "a place to live". Assimilating the two words together, cohabitation could be introduced as a kind of relationship between two people in which they live a shared-married-like life together, under one same roof, without any legal or religious sanctions. Besides the fact that I was personally moved and concerned with this particular American cultural trend, the reason I chose "Cohabitation" as the main theme of my paper is also to warn people that cohabitation-although has becoming mundane and embedded in our society--is far from being regarded as absolute and uncompounded in term of its operation as a whole (as I would explain what I meant in the body paragraphs).
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We undergo many transitions during our life periods; some experience more than others but no matter how tremendous or minute the shifts are, we could never stop the unpreventable to stop occurring, as we could never inhabit the rotating motion of the earth. I found a parallel...