Marriage

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  • The lone hunter

    In a passage from her book "Infidelity," the author remembers watching her father work his magic.
  • Pluck and circumstance

    Judith Wallerstein makes a case for marriage, and on rare occasions, a healthy divorce.
  • Just civil unioned!

    A newlywed lesbian couple talks about the meaning of their Vermont don't-call-it-marriage.
  • Reproductive as a rabbit, abstinent as a nun

    Between fertility treatments, pregnancy and parenthood, my husband and I have no time to score.
  • In sickness and in hell

    Before you marry, find out if the two of you are compatible when you are ill. It could save you years of anguish.
  • One big mostly happy family

    My dad and I divorced our spouses in three beds under one roof.
  • I marry you!!!!!

    Patrick Reynolds, tobacco heir, welcomes you to his "private page for finding a life mate." Will he become this year's Mahir?
  • Shotgun wedding, AK-47-style

    Armed to the teeth, a Cambodian man forces his sweetheart to say yes.
  • 31 Ejaculations: No. 13

    I get up in the morning and my balls are so blue I almost can't walk.
  • 31 Ejaculations: No. 11

    Just the two of you wandering in your own secret garden where no one else is allowed in.
  • Marriage material?

    Hell, no! The love of my life has been declared one of People magazine's 100 most eligible bachelors -- after he dumped me.
  • Contemplating hash browns

    A primordial nest of shredded spuds from which fond memories -- and life itself! -- have sprung.
  • Holy matrimony!

    Vermont's new civil unions for gays aren't quite marriage, but sometimes it's hard to tell the difference.
  • One bad mutha

    Who's the movie star that's nasty and abusive to all the crew? Samuel L. Jackson, damn right. Plus: Natalie Portman on trailer-park culture, Sofia Coppola on what's in a name and Hugh Hefner's girlfriend on "Baywatch Hawaii."
  • Sleeping with the enemy

    While I'm planning security for the IMF demonstrations, my husband is getting thrown in jail. He better not ask me for bail.
  • Gift rage

    Damn the silverware, smash the crystal. I can't take the accouterments of middle-class marriage.
  • My heart aches for what I can't have

    My daughter's boyfriend is the man of my dreams.
  • Swag hags

    Mothers, driven by impure decorating motives, should not be allowed in bachelor pads.
  • The voices in my head

    They've been narrating my sexual fantasies and calling me names since I was 9, and that's ... OK.
  • Power play

    What kind of kid would break up with his mother? Mine, apparently.
  • Don't ask, don't sell

    My parents' experience as network marketers soured me for the new wave of home parties.
  • My first husband's girlfriend and me

    Sure she was an adulteress, but I needed her.
  • Out with the old and out with the new

    Feminism of every stripe has failed. It's time for a gender equality movement.
  • A new year and a new spouse

    Forget losing weight. For 2000, a vast number of British couples resolved to lose something else.
  • Why should a baby get the father's last name?

    Historians, scientists and legal scholars offer some explanation.
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