I will pay for the following article Living Together Before Marriage as a Controversial Topic. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

I will pay for the following article Living Together Before Marriage as a Controversial Topic. The work is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. The people who strongly oppose couples living together prior to marriage stress the significance of adhering to traditional beliefs in the sacrament of marriage. The previous generation has always supported the need for marriage before their children could live with a person not yet considered one’s spouse. The belief marriage is more than a mutual agreement, but more so, a sacrament blessed by Divine Power is prevalent in major religions. Those couples who decide to get married have their unions blessed and are therefore believed to endure challenges and trials ‘until death do them part’. On the contrary, supporters of those who believe that living together is an agreement that is more beneficial indicate that disagreement from various sectors is not fully justified. Although the majority of people believe that living together is, in fact, going against the norm by asserting that “cohabitors are partially rejecting society's dominant value system. Those people who enter cohabitation relationships tend to perceive social rules in flexible terms” (Cohabitation, par. 11). A glimpse on the research on contemporary generation has proven that “young couples are most accepting of cohabitation, and it is likely that it will become increasingly popular over time” (Barlow, Duncan, James, and Park, 1). In this regard, there are lesser social pressures or stigma associated with couples who opt to live together prior to marriage. Living together before marriage gives more benefits as long as the couples are physical, emotionally, economically mature to acknowledge the responsibilities and accountabilities that go with the agreement.