Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: Better to live separately: Does love start with a smile, heat up with a kiss, and end in tears?

Author: David Gaddis (USA)
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
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Living together can test whether we are truly compatible; one rent is much cheaper than two; we would rather live with the person we love than live alone; we live together because we don’t want to fall behind; we deeply love each other, and we are meant to get married. These seemingly flawless reasons make more and more people eager to try. However, after seeing the terrible results below, do you still want to give it a try?
Higher divorce rates; More likely to cause conflicts; Lower chances of a happy life; Easier to commit to extramarital affairs; Fewer opportunities to say "I do."
Does cohabitation lead you smoothly to the shores of marriage? Is the pain of breaking up from cohabitation truly less than divorce? Pain never decreases. You cannot let your body run wild without the slightest restraint on your soul. Lick your inner wounds—can you face the deep torment in your heart after a breakup—shame and guilt; shattered hopes and dreams; financial commitments that tie the pain together; the feeling of being used physically; a sense of failure; the feeling of betrayal; anger over broken promises.
In the United States, eight states still declare premarital cohabitation illegal. This book, with the help of numerous real-life cases, helps you understand what the best way is for lovers to live together. It guides you to make the right choice, far away from the harm of premarital sex, and builds a perfect wedding and a happy marriage on the foundation of mutual commitment and responsibility. The gentle language conveys profound wisdom, while the real cases and candid analysis are deeply engaging and full of love, helping people to realize the three key elements of marriage: commitment, sex, and love. It better prepares you to understand each other and grasp the true meaning of love, far away from the dangers and harms brought by cohabitation.