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I had to laugh a little when I read this... this is honestly the thought that goes through my head when I learn about people with this huge aversion to marriage. I'm not averted to it... I just haven't found the right person. They're all too immature! Or not immature enough...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris L
Strange thing to say about women my age... but, I'm also in a small town. Everyone sort of grew up along the same lines.
The search goes on!
Karl
Unmarried here, but not free. Been with the same great girl for 10 years now. Been engaged for 9. We've been holding off on a wedding for one thing or another, but are thinking of making serious plans as soon as our economic situation changes.
Serg
My wife and I have been together for... *counts* 15 years now, and married for most of them. My advice is find someone, then take your time and work out if it really is the right thing to do.
I know that some disapprove, but I really do believe that living together before actually taking the plunge and making it official is the only way to really get to know whether living together as a married couple will work.
We have been together now for 12 years now.. we never married because we never found the need for it. We might get married if the kids are older.. we are not in a hurry...
Maarten
My lovely bride and I have been married for about 5 months...and I have been wet shaving (DE and Shavette) for 6 months. Its funny cuz the wedding was the reason i searched for ways to shave without ingrowns...I wanted to find a local barber that did straight shaves and stumbled upon this forum...and boom i was hooked...
now for my wife...we dated for 2 years engaged for 1 and now are finding out how hard it is to be a couple in this tough economy but better to have each other than go at it alone...
she is definately my best friend and I could ask for a better partner...even though she says i have more stuff for my face than her...haha...damn wet shaving..
I am very happy with my girlfriend and I hope to - pretty soon, perhaps in the next 2 or 3 years -we'll be living together. However we sort of object to marriage in itself. We are fully aware of what it means and what come along... but we don't really feel like it. We are both a bit on the atheist side so religious ceromonies are out of the picture... for now. And civil mariages are a bit unglamorous so owr plan is the following: finish our degrees (her's in architecture and my 2 masters in composition and artistic studies), get jobs and move to a flat of our own. Then, save 10 000 euros each and after that discuss proper mariages. :)
Good luck to all the ones that are about to tie the knot! :gl:
My other and I have been together for 10 years and have lived together for three. So I guess you can count that as being married to her. We really don't believe in the whole traditional marriage thing though. Especially the religious aspects of marriage. We also think it's a waste of money.
Not married yet, but pretty much might as well be!
Steven
only the smart ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by midgho
I am Happily Divorced :y