Is living together unmarried or contract marriage a good practice?

Hi raghwagh, People who decide living togheter because they think they got what it takes for it, are doing the correct thing. That means they are supposed to be mature, responsible, compromised, loyal enough to commit to their significant other in a "non-contract" form. Of course there would be lots of traditional people that would be against anything similar to marriage that it doesn't involve a contract in a religious way or to society, but then again where is it stipulated that it's a wrong thing to do anyways? Not like they're being liberal and proving they can do whatever they want, but we are way past old style thinking.

In my experience, I chose to live with my husband before we were married and it worked for us. When we got married, there wasn't much that changed between the two of us. We had a title which entitled us to certain benefits that we didn't get while we were single. This also brings me to the point of people judging others for having children out of wedlock. Single parents shouldn't be judged for having kids just because they aren't married. Being single doesn't make us love our children any less! People should be able to do what they want without fear of being judged. That's my opinion!

There is nothing wrong with any of the options; but there are people with different actitudes. Some like to get married, and that's a few; others just paid visits, they dont like to reside or commit and some don't really care.