Posts Tagged ‘ marriage ’

Sarah Palin v Queer Theory

Sarah Palin v Queer Theory

Which is more empowering or threatening for the gay community: the idea that sexuality is a lifestyle choice (unnatural) or an innate trait (natural)?

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Mid-life gardening… fertile futility

You cut, trim, mulch, fertilise, spray, dig, weed, rake and tidy up for half your weekend. The other half you keep looking at what still needs doing as the futility of mid-life gardening grows deep within.

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الحب في زمن النزاع

قرارات المحاكم الأخيرة في مصر وإسرائيل تُظهِر مدى الشك الذي وصل إليه اليهود والعرب الإسرائيليين

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Love in times of conflict

Arabs and Israelis tend to view personal relationships that cross the divide between them with suspicion, perhaps because individual love has the power to undermine collective hate.

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Love and loathing in the Middle East

By calling Egyptians who marry Israelis traitors, Egypt has betrayed a group of vulnerable people who are guilty of little more than loving across enemy lines.

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Why do men leave?

Marriage and fatherhood bring out the best in some. But for many it’s an unbearable weight, and so they leave.Why is this?

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Polygamy for all

A Saudi journalist is demanding that women be given the right to four husbands. Should equality mean monogamy or polygamy for all?

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All tied up in knots

All tied up in knots

In Egypt, getting married has young people all tied up in knots.

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What’s love got to do with it?

By Osama Diab For Egyptian marriage offices, the search for profit has replaced the search for a perfect union. June 2009 It was a story of would-be love gone horribly wrong. Alaa El Din Mahmoud went to Al-Alamiya marriage office to find a suitable wife. The office made him a match, Mahmoud proposed and...

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