Marriage?

If I found the right person, and pending legalities, I'd marry as soon as 23 or 24.

So yea, I totally would.

I dunno. I always said no, then I saw it as a possiblity, now I don't know. I mean, ideally, if I'm with someone long enough, we might as well be married, but then again, you don't have to have it legalized to prove that you love someone.

I'd love to get married to my current girlfriend at some time. We've spoken about it, and would both like it at some time. As to when, i don't know. Probably in the next 2-3 years, or later.

No. Marriage is bad.

Breaker wrote:No. Marriage is bad.

Marriage is the same as living with the person, except if the shit ever hits the fan, they get half your stuff all the sudden.

Sounds awesome eh?

War Lord wrote:Marriage is the same as living with the person, except if the shit ever hits the fan, they get half your stuff all the sudden.

Sounds awesome eh?

Thanks to Meritricious Relationships, they can get half your stuff anyway if they live with you long enough.

I myself don't plan on getting married, but if I might if I met the love of my life and I thought we would be good partners.

Definetly 😊. I've been with my love for some time now. I also have several friends who are already married or are engaged.

I'm actually looking forward to getting married. But not untill I'm like 30. That way I'll have a good 12 years to find the perfect person for me.

I dunno. One thing I do know is that living with your sex partner can ruin a lot of things...augh. I don't know, I just think if I was romantic with someone or in a relationship I wouldn't want to be with them all the time. I need alone time and privacy, especially after hanging out with someone special.

Pretty much...I kind of want a long-lasting relationship, someone I am with for a long time at least as close friends and a little more, but I don't know, I really like having freedom to experiment sexually or sharing partners etc. So I would like a long relationship, but not really a typical one.

I am thinking of getting married to a gay guy, in fact this might be my new plan for life. It would be great, since I'm afraid of living together with another girl...and I don't really want to (I don't like a lot of girls in general, and I haven't had any sisters, and living with my mom has sucked). So I'd want to be with a guy, but not a guy I was fucking, or a guy who there would be sexual attention with. Plus gay guys rule. Everyone would ask us what our big secret was for our perfect marriage, when we were at dinner parties, and we'd just laugh. <3

Personally, whenever I find the right person and we decide we wanna get married, that's when I'll get married. Could be in a year, could be in fifty, whatever.

Definitely. I've met the right guy, the subject was discussed at length, but we're not getting married in the near future.

I got married at 20 years old. I know I'm younger than most people but, I'll be honest, I'm happy with it so far. I mean, we haven't lived together yet but... hahaha...yeah, I've been in Iraq. I don't care, I found the absolute love of my life and I wasn't willing to give her up to join the army and go off to war. There isn't anyone like Tera. I didn't want to risk something happening to her or me while I was at war and not be able to do anyting about it. They don't let you come home if your girlfriend gets hurt in a car accident. They don't let your girlfriend sign up for health insurance. You know? I wanted Tera to be completely comfortable and safe until I got home. I might have gotten married a little early according to some people's standards, but I have no regrets.

I got married early too, and I have no regrets. It has it's ups and downs, but we committed to stay together through it all. If you're worried about divorce as the downside of marriage, then yeah, you probably should wait a good while before considering it.

I would love to get married at an early age, by early i mean mid to late 20's..

Definately wanna have kids before i turn 30... But then again, you cant really plan these sorta things..

I'm not worried about divorce, I'm just pointing out the obvious.
No one I've spoke to can really give good reason as to why marriage is worth it if you already live with the person anyway.

I'm not religious either, and since marriage is a religious thing, that's also part of why I don't see the reasoning.

I don't know if I want to get married or not. I did before, when I thought I found the right person, but obviously, none of them were right for me or it would have worked out, right? I probably won't ever get married. All the good ones are taken or gay anyway.

I would love to get married, but only if I found the right person. I think that's the hardest part of life, finding the right person. I've no idea when, but I'll hazard a guess at around 30. Could be later, could be sooner. Love knows no limits.

War Lord wrote:I'm not worried about divorce, I'm just pointing out the obvious.
No one I've spoke to can really give good reason as to why marriage is worth it if you already live with the person anyway.

I'm not religious either, and since marriage is a religious thing, that's also part of why I don't see the reasoning.

What I meant was that if you don't view marriage as a lifetime commitment to work out the problems and not look to divorce as an escape, then marriage has no point at all, and you are better off not getting married in the first place.

Divorce has it's place; sometimes people can't be reconciled, but I've lived in a family with so much divorce used as alternative to working things out because people are too proud or stubborn, that divorce disgusts me. I wouldn't want to put anyone in the middle of it, children or otherwise.

Marriage always seemed like a fantasy to myself and my love interest at the time. We both knew it would be beyond perfection. If that makes any sense. Funny thing is, we still both know it would be perfect. =\ Just goes to show you, even if things would be perfect and absolute, doesn't mean they'll happen. Just very depressing thinking about it. -_-

A friend of mine's dad once told us, "Don't marry a bitch that don't swallow."

fatcatfan: Do you think you would get a divorce if your wife (god forbid) did something horrible like cheat on you or become a satanist or something?

carrot red: You've already met the right guy? WTF? 😉

Mawwiage. Mawwiage is what bwings us togever today. That bwessed awwangement. That dweam wifin a dweam.

I dunno. I've always seen it that if you just live together, then you could easily just walk out tomorrow. Okay, it's not as simple as all that, but marriage to me seems to be saying that you're in it for the long haul, that there's no way you're gonna call it quits for anything except the most extreme circumstances. "'Till death do you part" and all that jazz. Culturally speaking, it also just seems like it'd be easier to deal with other people. Society at large still believes in marriage, as far as I can tell.

Personally, I want to get married, to the right person, of course, and once I know I've found the right person, I see no point in waiting. The question really is a matter of when I find the right person, and how long it takes to figure that out.

Beldaran wrote:fatcatfan: Do you think you would get a divorce if your wife (god forbid) did something horrible like cheat on you or become a satanist or something?

carrot red: You've already met the right guy? WTF? 😉

Such an extreme matter of faith might be grounds, but even then I might be content to live apart for a time in the hope of some sort of reversal. Cheat on me..... generally I'd say no, that wouldn't be enough. It'd hurt, more so than you can imagine without knowing us better, but I can't honestly imagine that'd she'd ever do that. Who can really say it until happens though, right? If either of us was gonna be unfaithful, I'm the more likely candidate.

I told you that you didn't have chance, didn't I? :waggle: But that's the first time I've known her to come right out and say it. I suspected as much, but I'm a bit disappointed she didn't tell me first 😉

A friend of the family just got married the other day, after 20-some-odd years of dating the same guy. I think I'd like to do something like that. Neither of them are particularly religious, and they only got married because they're getting old and it'd be easier to take care of each other in the event of something happening. I'm not exactly enamored with the idea of marriage, but that could change if I meet the right girl or guy. I'd definitely want to be very, very sure about getting married, since divorces are all too common and painful.

I might get married one day. I'd also like to have kids at some point.

Huh?

Oh i am?
No kidding?

Really? A boy?

um, ok...

nevermind then.

fatcatfan wrote:
I told you that you didn't have chance, didn't I? :waggle: But that's the first time I've known her to come right out and say it. I suspected as much, but I'm a bit disappointed she didn't tell me first 😉

Beldaran wrote:carrot red: You've already met the right guy? WTF?

carrot red wrote:Oops, sorry. You didn't ask.
Me and my big mouth... I was replying to a question asked in this thread. I was *not* making a personal declaration. And I never said I was getting married *soon* as in before a year or so at least.

I don't want to get married, unless I've been with him for a long time, and we're both completley serious about it. but untill that happens (and I actually find a guy *cry*), I think just staying boyfriends would be enough for me