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lola.308 wrote:You people make marriage sound like a mistake....
~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:lola.308 wrote:You people make marriage sound like a mistake....
The mistake is actually the choice of spouse most of the time..
Not the actual act..
~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:So is it safe to say AllTrac and Sky that you guys subscribe to the fact that..
Once a cheater always a cheater?
~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:lola.308 wrote:You people make marriage sound like a mistake....
The mistake is actually the choice of spouse most of the time..
Not the actual act..
buzz wrote:...but IMO these "qualities" usually don't manifest overnight...
rossi wrote:From the minute you're liming a girl and she starts to let you know what she would like....problems...
AllTrac wrote:good sex OUTSIDE could keep a shabby marriage together tho.
rmlmv wrote:My guess is he fell for a pretty face...
Mr. Red Sleeper wrote:Why ?
Free time was before you got married.
i understand some time to have a few drinks with friends if and when it happens, but not MY TIME as a plan or routine. That was for single days IMO. Failure to spend time with yourself is a sure fire way of you loosing your identity. Loosing yourself. The time can be spent reading a book or hanging with friends, whatever. IMO
Girl stuff? So therefore there are things that you'd rather not talk to the one person that you should be able to discuss anything and everything with???? The on you said yes to marrying>?? Forever?? Are you seriously sayiong that EVERYTHING guys talk about amongst themselves should and could be heard by females? Especially the one you're married to? When girls get together we do everything from compare penis sizes to trading secrets on the easiest way to climax.
ok.
It might be me, but if there are times i just honestly dont feel to be around you , i eh gettin married.
i guess thats one of the issues with society today as far as this goes. i dont think the parents and elders in one's life, sits and really schools their children on what marriage means and what it takes to be married.
TobagoAK wrote:You can't be too nice to them. You need to rough them up once in awhile, not usually physically but enough to instill boundaries and to let them know that you are not a peep squeak.
~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:Mr. Red Sleeper wrote:Why ?
Free time was before you got married.
i understand some time to have a few drinks with friends if and when it happens, but not MY TIME as a plan or routine. That was for single days IMO. Failure to spend time with yourself is a sure fire way of you loosing your identity. Loosing yourself. The time can be spent reading a book or hanging with friends, whatever. IMO
Lose your identity? Thats cant happen if you are not a strong individual who is sure of their self in your own skin. I liked you from the start cause you are who you are and continue to cause you stayed that way. PPl end up changing due to their own weaknesses and then turn around and blame others for changing them. Thats crazy..
Girl stuff? So therefore there are things that you'd rather not talk to the one person that you should be able to discuss anything and everything with???? The on you said yes to marrying>?? Forever?? Are you seriously sayiong that EVERYTHING guys talk about amongst themselves should and could be heard by females? Especially the one you're married to? When girls get together we do everything from compare penis sizes to trading secrets on the easiest way to climax.
Are you kidding>??? Your SO is supposed to actually insist on bring up and being involved in this type of conversations which WILL only lead to be closer and more understanding of your spouse. But i do see a pattern which leads me back to what i was saying earlier. SEX whether doing it or talking about it, with others, is the reason for so many wanting "TIME OFF " from one's SO. Agin, thats not at all acceptable. I will enjoy talking abt everything with my wife being present among ppl and make her even grin/blush, etc. and call me silly for talking abt it openly. Secrets cause trouble. thats a fact
ok.
It might be me, but if there are times i just honestly dont feel to be around you , i eh gettin married.
i guess thats one of the issues with society today as far as this goes. i dont think the parents and elders in one's life, sits and really schools their children on what marriage means and what it takes to be married.
You definitely sound like my dad who could never understand my need to hang with my gf's from school while my bf sat at home or went and hung out with his guy friends.
Because you're together doesn't mean you're joined at the hips. *shrug*
d spike wrote:This is due to the core of materialism: pleasure oneself. It never occurs that a time will come when certain forms of pleasure fade in the autumn of our lives, leaving behind the deeper pleasure (and the only truly real pleasure) of knowing and being with another – companionship. This joy one finds in another is why it is human to seek out another. This joy is what binds a true couple – sex is merely a catalyst.
lostallos101 wrote:i was always saying around 27 so i would consider marriage if i was with someone who i though was good but after reading all this, i really dunno again
~*Pãñdorą*~ wrote:You are sooo romanticising marriage..![]()
All I can say is good luck with your notions..
Imma stick with mine..
hydroep wrote:TobagoAK wrote:You can't be too nice to them. You need to rough them up once in awhile, not usually physically but enough to instill boundaries and to let them know that you are not a peep squeak.
hydroep wrote:d spike wrote:This is due to the core of materialism: pleasure oneself. It never occurs that a time will come when certain forms of pleasure fade in the autumn of our lives, leaving behind the deeper pleasure (and the only truly real pleasure) of knowing and being with another – companionship. This joy one finds in another is why it is human to seek out another. This joy is what binds a true couple – sex is merely a catalyst.
Well said.
eliteauto wrote:I have to wonder who's a "ticking time bomb" the woman happily cooking food for her husband or a husband who cannot do anything without his wife?