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Related: Love!Song Analysis #21: Bright Eyes – First Day of My Life Title: ‘First Day of My Life’Where to find it: ‘I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning’ (2005, Saddle Creek Records)Performed by: Bright EyesWords by: Conor Oberst Last year, I was particularly taken by a telly advert for American real estate company Zillow with a little snippet of what sounded like a sweet love song. Good pairing, I surmised. I didn’t think much about it until last month, when randomly Stuart Maconie played the song from where that snippet came from. I maximised my iPlayer window to see what song it was and by whom. What?
Kid Cudi "Dose Of Dopeness" (NEW MUSIC) View Gallery Forget a dose of medicine; it’s time to get a dose of dopeness. VIDEO: Rebel Rampage! Kid Cudi Destroys Australian Stage! 100 Women: The Afghan women celebrating Valentine's Day Image copyright Getty Images In the centre of Kabul I come across multiple shop-fronts decorated in a style which has become familiar to us in the past few years, writes BBC Pashto journalist Shafiqa Khpalwak. There are bouquets of red and white roses, heart-shaped balloons and empty boxes beautifully wrapped and placed on top of each other. Yes, Valentine's Day is just around the corner and love is in the air. For a moment it all looks surreal.
Why Same-Sex Marriage is Important for Good Health The debate over same-sex marriage – or “gay marriage” – has been contentious in national and state politics for nearly twenty years. After voters in many states rushed to ban same-sex unions, the tide turned. In recent years, sixteen states and the District of Columbia have legalized same-sex marriage and another three states have approved civil unions or domestic partnerships that include full spousal rights for lesbian, gay and bisexual couples. Despite this progress, as of the end of 2013, only 37% of Americans live in a state with marriage equality; and many lesbian, gay, and bisexual people still do not enjoy the full rights and benefits associated with marriage.
Australia has finally achieved marriage equality, but there's a lot more to be done on LGBTI rights It took a long time, but on Thursday Australia became the 26th country to achieve marriage equality. The LGBTI community is euphoric and relieved with this hard-fought victory. But there is also trauma from the drawn-out postal survey campaign, which saw attacks on rainbow families and communities. Love And Marriage: A History That Challenges The Notion Of 'Traditional Marriage' On Valentine’s Day, American husbands and wives of every age, faith and region will shower their beloveds with symbols of undying affection — flowers, chocolates, moonlit dinners, kisses. The annual Feb. 14 lovefest is also a popular time for elaborate engagements, with picturesque proposals and pricey jewelry. Calling all HuffPost superfans!
History of Marriage Most ancient societies needed a secure environment for the perpetuation of the species, a system of rules to handle the granting of property rights, and the protection of bloodlines. The institution of marriage handled these needs. Example: In ancient Hebrew law required a man to become the husband of a deceased brother's widow. Some Varieties/Forms of Marriage: Different periods of time and different cultures have very different histories when it comes to women. Ancient Egypt, in theory, gave women equal rights, but it wasn't always practiced.