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| Family@Qministry.com Phone: (310) 443-4168 Address: Behavioral Health Image Therapies, Q's Ministry of AIWP 10940 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 600 Los Angeles, CA 90024 (Westwood, by UCLA) Being married, or living with someone significant, in mid-life reduces risk of developing late-life dementia - Alzheimer's disease by 50% in comparison to those who live alone. |




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| Research / Special References Among the young adults who are religious and pledge to be sexually abstinent, premarital sex continues; that is with avoiding sex yet and only having premarital sexual relations with the one who they would marry. Uecker, J. E. (2008). Religion, Pledging, and the Premarital Sexual Behavior of Married Young Adults. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 728-744 Zargooshi, J. (2008, September). Male Sexual Dysfunction in Unconsummated Marriage: Long-Term Outcome in 417 Patients. Journal of Sexual Medicine, 5(12), 2895-2903. How does inter-racial and inter-ethnic marriages affect fertility? It does not affect fertility for cohabiting black-white, mexican-white, and puerto rican-white marriages. The fertility is reported to be reduced, however, among Chinese-White and Asian Indian-White unions. Fu, V. K. (2008). Interracial-Interethnic Unions and Fertility in the United States. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 783-795. Married mothers have better prenatal health behaviors. Physical abuse and conflict in relationship, however, can lead to health behaviors that are poor prenatally; see Kimbro, R. T. (2008). Together Forever? Romantic Relationship Characteristics and Prenatal Health Behaviors. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 745-757. Given life background differences, do step fathers and cohabiting partners provide better parenting than biological fathers? see Berger, L. M., Carlson, M. J., Bzostek, S. H., Osborne, C. (2008). Parenting Practices of Resident Fathers: The Role of Marital and Biological Ties. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 625-639. Woman with mental illness who have children prior to marriage are likely to marry within 5 years when compared to woman without mental illness; see Teitler, J. O. and Reichman, N. E. (2008). Mental Illness as a Barrier to Marriage Among Unmarried Mothers. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 772-782. Both male and female earnings are more related to woman spending them on doing female things; see Treas, J. and Ruijter, E. De (2008). Earnings and Expenditures on Household Services in Married and Cohabiting Unions. Journal of Marriage and Family, 70(3), 796-805. Childhood cohabitation can inhibit of later sexual interest both in animals and in humans; called the 'Westermarck effect', "brother– sister" incest is prevented in this way. Social familiarity can inhibit reproductive behavior even after being separated or when isolated. With new partners, on the other hand, there is more aggression and low affiliation like behavior-- but high reproductivity between them; because there might had been previous kinship between the new partner and childhood cohabitant with whom there is reproductive inhibition. The less friendly interaction can inhibit the inhibition of reproductive behavior that was due to the mere perception of familiarity between the new partner and old childhood cohabitant, even when there was no familiarity; see Busquet, N., Nizerolle, C. L. and Feron, C. (2008). What Triggers Reproductive Life? Effects of Adolescent Cohabitation, Social Novelty and Aggression in a Monogamous Mouse. Ethology, 115(1), 87-95. Links Being married, or living with someone significant, in mid-life reduces risk of developing late-life dementia by 50% in comparison to those who live alone. Darwin's Conclusion on Marriage Minister Kiumars' comment on Commitment |
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| To: The couple who are engaged From: Your wedding officiant Subject: Your wedding vows at your ceremony I will officiate your wedding vows at your wedding ceremony under the laws of your State personally. We are registered in most States and other countries. Whether you are planning an interfaith, within-faith or cross cultural marriage, I am qualified to officiate at your wedding for all religions and faiths. If you wish to have an innovative, or a special spiritual wedding, I am willing to officiate. Even if you want to marry in a simple ceremony, with two or more people at your wedding, our executive suites has elegant spaces for your wedding. Come and visit us and we will make sure that you as couple are accommodated in anyway that we can. There is a simple rule, however. We need to assess - evaluate you before officiating the wedding vows. You can see from this website the kinds of certified assessments we give. We are looking forward to give you as a couple the most spiritual or religious faith in marriage with blessings for a happy, a satisfied or a lasting marriage. God Bless and Kind Wishes, Kiu Lalezar, Ph.D. Ordained Minister Pastoral Counselor (310) 443 4168 |

