Miami University Views and Perspective Concerning Cohabitation Question PART A: What are your views and perspective concerning cohabitation and why it has

Miami University Views and Perspective Concerning Cohabitation Question PART A:
What are your views and perspective concerning cohabitation and why it has become so normative (what has changed?) from your perspective based on the readings?
Discuss what you learned and stood out to you from the two resources you chose and the chapter (please remember to provide multiple points from each article).
Based on your resources and the chapter, in what ways is cohabitation helpful or harmful or both?
Be sure to discuss/apply the articles you chose and the chapter to support and explain your conclusions–this is critical to ALL course work.
PART B:
Based on what you have learned from the research, any personal experience/observations, beliefs/values and the resources you chose about cohabitation, what would you share and advise a friend who is considering cohabiting with their partner and comes to you for your thoughts as they contemplate this very important decision? This is a very important decision and should be made with understanding and wisdom. Course Application is expected in your response.
As indicated in the articles and chapter, consider the following areas to bring up and share with a friend such as your feelings and beliefs about cohabitation, finances, the future of the relationship, motivation and reason to move in together, family and friends’ views, religious beliefs, social time and leisure activities, what are the non-negotiables, chores, hobbies, pet peeves, pets, what happens if someone wants out, renting versus buying, purchases (shared or buy things separately), should they create a cohabitation contract, potential pregnancy, etc.

choose two from the below article and use it to answer the question

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2012/02/the-marriage-problem-why-many-are-choosing-cohabitation-instead/252505/

https://time.com/20386/how-shacking-up-before-marriage-affects-a-relationships-success/

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/meet-catch-and-keep/201407/should-you-move-in-together-or-not

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/03/the-science-of-cohabitation-a-step-toward-marriage-not-a-rebellion/284512/#disqus_thread

https://ifstudies.org/blog/cohabitation-is-pervasive