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Jennifer Horgan: How do you save someone you love from marrying the wrong person?

Life could also end tomorrow — that’s one trick of fate that helps us get past the sheer madness of matrimony
Jennifer Horgan: How do you save someone you love from marrying the wrong person?

I’ve heard stories of mothers who have known the truth of a bad choice made by their children before the divorce happened — poor souls.

Fri, 13 Dec, 2024 - 01:00
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Jennifer Horgan

Marriage is a stupidly hopeful act.

It doesn’t make logical sense anymore, not for anyone under fifty, and yet, it’s not going anywhere.

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