CHRISTIAN LIVING VALUES EDUCATION 12

Worksheet No. 2

Name: Cenizal, Railey B. Date: 09/02/23

Grade & Section: 12, STEM St. Hubert

Instruction: Answer the following open-ended questions merely based on your own point of view.
1. Do you think getting married means giving up your freedom? Explain
No, I think getting married is like you found someone that help you with everything. From the word partner
itself she/he is your accomplice or ally about everything. Getting married for me maybe its limiting you but
not to the point you don’t have a freedom, getting married done by two people but with one flesh means you
shared everything to him/her even if it's good or bad news.

2. No one wants to marry the wrong person, yet somehow so many people do. What is your stand about this
issue?
I think this thing happens when you done something wrong or like you don’t have a patience to wait
for the right time given by our god. Many people married a man/woman just because they did something
that force them to get married for example having a baby, it is big responsibility not just for woman and for
a father of a child.

3. If your parents did not approve of a person you loved and you wanted to marry, would that be a difficult
situation for you? Why or why not? What would you do?
Yes, it would my parents are the one who guide me growing up so I can't just ignore their opinion,
but it depends on the situation if my partner gives me assurance, care and love why not take a risk and I
know that my parents will understand it why I choose her to be my wife.

4. Marriage is a significant step in a relationship. It signifies the commitment and love you have for someone
you want to spend the rest of your life with. Is love always enough to strengthen the bond of married
couples? Why?
Love is a big word, yet this word “love” can be said without any feelings for someone. So, I think
love alone can’t strengthen the bond of married couples because if you just love someone it doesn’t mean
you trust, and care about him or her these things “trust and care” are also important as a married couple.

5. For you what makes a happy marriage? What is your biggest fear about marriage?
I think to have a happy marriage you must be transparent of your partner because if you don’t have
anything to hide from your partner why not just let her know because being married, the couple shared one
flesh. My biggest fear about marriage is you’re lock with that person forever when my partner is so done
with me, or she fell out of love it's so hard to get away or to forget all the memories you made with that
person and maybe because of that you can’t love anyone else.