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Many myths about marriages have evolved throughout our lives and the problem is that many people believe these myths. Would you like to hear some examples According to the source Psychological Self-Help, “people marry because they are passionately in love’” and “married people love’ each other.
” This is just a beginning to the myths. Of course, love is important in a marriage, but do most of us marry because we are in love’ or because we actually love’ the other person The myth list continues on and on with such things like, “good sex means good marriage,” “most marriages can’t survive a period of hate,” “married people understand each other without talking,” and “good marriages are just simply made in heaven’ and don’t require attention or work” (Psychological Self-Help n.p.
). Most of these myths or beliefs’ may contain some truth, but not for all marriages. According to philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, “It is not the lack of love, but a lack of friendship that makes unhappy marriages,” (Psychological Self-Help n.p.).

It’s been a couple of years since we recorded Wide Open Spaces and I think that shows. We’re not as scared to let the harmonies come through or take extra time to have an awesome solo. The only rule this time around was that there were ‘No rules’.” Natalie agrees, “We didn’t want to be afraid to try something different. So we didn’t go into it scared. We went into it thinking that we’re just going to make the album we want to make and if people like it, great. If they don’t, we wouldn’t be happy about that, but at least we made the album we wanted to make. The three of us sound better together and have become even better friends and that makes for better music.
We grew as writers and all of our abilities just grew from playing so much and being around each other so much.” You can hear the band’s confidence from the opening bars of the album. It doesn’t start with a guitar lick or even a vocal hook, but with an Irish jig, played by Martie’s fiddle, which melds into the first track and the first single “Ready To Run.” And then, within a few lines, you can hear something else, the sound of personal independence that is a constant theme throughout the album.