lets not confuse reality and the joke that is marriage with cynicism.Damn... there are a lot of cynical bastards on this site... *chuckles*
Men frequently err by talking too much. They often monopolize conversations, droning on and on about topics that bore women to tears. They think they're impressing the women when, in reality, they're depressing the women.
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WRONG, its the fellas who are single and unhappy that think marriage early or asap will improve there lives.Originally posted by KiInCollege
If you're single and unhappy, it's easy to say, "Oh, about 10 years from now or so is when I'll get married."
this is about marriage isnt it?She was willing to sacrifice her life and career to insure her future and child would be with you.
deny her what? i wouldnt "deny" her anything if she was the one.( btw there is no "the one")She just wanted to be with you. After dating many different women in the course of your life, you knew she was the best.
I ask of you: Tell me how you would deny her.
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deny her what? i wouldnt "deny" her anything if she was the one.( btw there is no "the one")
Yeah, just because we're older (I'm 50) doesn't mean 18 year olds look any less attractive (physcially -- though it would be hard to relate intellectually.)Originally posted by Helter Skelter
Well I'm 39 ... Available quality women are very hard to find in my age group, unless you go much younger and many of them won't date guys my age.
I look young but some these women that are 39 or 40 look like they could be 50 or older, pretty scary.
Originally posted by BobbDobbs
Well, I got married for the first time at age 44. I've been married now 6 years.
My advice -- don't get married too young like I did. You'll regret it.
I get married (if at all)? I'm 25 now, and I like the idea of being married someday. I noticed that in this movie, the characters were all in their mid-30's and never-before-married. Now, this is very atypical of modern American culture (and yeah, this one's a little USA-centric, since that's where I live). Hell, by the time a guy's my age, he's usually been married at least once, and has a kid or two besides. Most of my friends my age are already married, or engaged, or divorced. Should I ever decide to get married, I'd rather be in my 30's. Many benefits to it, I feel. I'd be well established in my career, most likely be a home owner, etc. And I know it would be a challenge to find a woman who has taken care of herself into her 30's (i.e. no kids, no jealous former husband axe-murderers, retained physical beauty, emotional and mental stability, etc.), but if I were going to back down from challenges, I wouldn't be reading this site. It seems that most of the women I meet in my age range, however, have been married (or even still are), have kids, have all this baggage that, frankly, I'd rather not deal with. And I know that it will get worse as I get older.
Don't always be the one putting yourself out for her. Don't always be the one putting all the effort and work into the relationship. Let her, and expect her, to treat you as well as you treat her, and to improve the quality of your life.
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