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Married Miscers: At what age did you get married and how old are you now? (SRS)
Married Miscers: At what age did you get married and how old are you now? (SRS)
04-05-2017, 11:59 AM
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Originally Posted By Schons⏩
Chit man i feel bad for youwow crazy...my wife at the time pulled that same stunt on me about the grandma being able to see the wedding. Unfortunately, she did pass away a few months ago but the point still stands...I should not have let outside factors dictate when I marry..and I did...I rushed into the marriage after only dating for a year and a half.
Married at 28
Still Married at 30
Not Happy/Contemplating Divorce
Seemed like the thing to do at the time. She presented an image of someone she wasn't.
Married at 28
Still Married at 30
Not Happy/Contemplating Divorce
Seemed like the thing to do at the time. She presented an image of someone she wasn't.
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04-05-2017, 12:11 PM
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Originally Posted By mazimi18⏩
money is the number one cause for divorce, stay safe brah.i need to stay safe
my girl is wife tier in terms of being loving/caring
but shes horrible with money and other important aspects in life
ive already told her point blank if things continue the way they are we'll just be a couple for life but never married...i aint assuming all her damn debt
my girl is wife tier in terms of being loving/caring
but shes horrible with money and other important aspects in life
ive already told her point blank if things continue the way they are we'll just be a couple for life but never married...i aint assuming all her damn debt
I got engaged on NYE, we are looking at Spring 2018 for our wedding. I'll be 36 when we wed.
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04-05-2017, 12:17 PM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
It should be recognized that divorce is increasing across the board. You can't force people to feel differently and maintain their marriages if they are unhappy. What needs to be understood better is why divorces happen and what sets people on thos behavioral paths that ultimately lead to a decline and breakup of a relationship both short term and long term.You want to know what's worse than a feminist? A man trying to bring other men down, for absolutely no reason at all. There are guys in this thread in good , healthy marriages, and others that have failed, just like any other experience in life.
04-05-2017, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
Remind me to rep you later fam. On point with this postI remember when I told my next door neighbor I was getting married. He shook my hand and said "now you're a man.". It was traditionally a rite of passage, and I respected him so much more for doing that. Now you have guys writing your obituary the second you "kiss the bride".
Men drive tradition, and when you have a generation of men that don't want to be husbands, you'll have a corresponding generation of women that don't want to be wives.
Marriage is what you make it.
Men drive tradition, and when you have a generation of men that don't want to be husbands, you'll have a corresponding generation of women that don't want to be wives.
Marriage is what you make it.
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04-05-2017, 12:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Metz00⏩
You know what every life long marriage has in common? A period of major strife. My parents have been married for 37 years, they came very close to getting divorced, but they fought through, and the same goes for every couple I know that has been married 25+ years. We all go through periods of unhappiness, it's apart of life, and you don't forgo your commitment to each other because you don't live in the house you want, or live some mundane lifestyle you never imagined you would be in. Unless there is cheating, or abuse...you fight until you have nothing left. This is why divorce is on the incline...There is no willingness to fight, just dissolve and move on.It should be recognized that divorce is increasing across the board. You can't force people to feel differently and maintain their marriages if they are unhappy. What needs to be understood better is why divorces happen and what sets people on thos behavioral paths that ultimately lead to a decline and breakup of a relationship both short term and long term.
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04-05-2017, 12:36 PM
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Answering in misc lingo
What age did you get married? Post-glow
How old are you now? limbal rings fading
Are you still married? Yes, very much so
Are you happy? Very, there have been ups and downs because we aren't automatons, but we made it through them and have faith we will continue to
Why did you marry? Because we both wanted to have children, and we both wanted a traditional dual parent, committed home for them
Why do you think marrying was a good move? kids, careers, underlying contentment, social lives, right stage of life for that kind of commitment.
I'll add another. Do I think other people should marry? No, not particularly, I think it's a choice you should make for yourself
What age did you get married? Post-glow
How old are you now? limbal rings fading
Are you still married? Yes, very much so
Are you happy? Very, there have been ups and downs because we aren't automatons, but we made it through them and have faith we will continue to
Why did you marry? Because we both wanted to have children, and we both wanted a traditional dual parent, committed home for them
Why do you think marrying was a good move? kids, careers, underlying contentment, social lives, right stage of life for that kind of commitment.
I'll add another. Do I think other people should marry? No, not particularly, I think it's a choice you should make for yourself
04-05-2017, 12:41 PM
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Got Married at age 30, had been dating since I was 21 and living together since 23. I am now 33.
Originally Posted By NedStark⏩
Still married, happy, because it was important to her, because it was important to her (yes srs, contrary to what most these miserable fuks say, thinking about others is important)Are you still married?
Are you happy?
Why did you marry?
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
Are you happy?
Why did you marry?
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
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04-05-2017, 12:49 PM
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04-05-2017, 12:58 PM
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Originally Posted By EdwardTheGreat⏩
Remember Titanic (1997): A movie about a chick who escapes a disaster that teaches her to love and appreciate life....then marries, spits out a couple of kids, travels/has fun until she's old and withered, then takes the op to return to the site of the disaster and return to her true love, who wasn't Grandpa, who is still waiting for her in the afterlife while she's getting angelicly rammed by J Dawson.Married at 38, wife was 24
44 now, wife hitting the big 3-0 this year.
Are you still married?
- Yes
Are you happy?
- No. Was up last night till 2am fukkin, then we got into some naked icewine and cheese in the kitchen which led to tequila and more clapping in the kitchen. Had to leave for work at 5:45am...never been more miserable.
Why did you marry?
- Love my wife and can confirm she loves me...but add to that mutual respect and understanding of each other plus strong physical attraction. Seems like a winning formula.
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
- Literally best decision of my life. There is always going to be challenges in life...avoiding things that may have serious challenges is a bitch move.
44 now, wife hitting the big 3-0 this year.
Are you still married?
- Yes
Are you happy?
- No. Was up last night till 2am fukkin, then we got into some naked icewine and cheese in the kitchen which led to tequila and more clapping in the kitchen. Had to leave for work at 5:45am...never been more miserable.
Why did you marry?
- Love my wife and can confirm she loves me...but add to that mutual respect and understanding of each other plus strong physical attraction. Seems like a winning formula.
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
- Literally best decision of my life. There is always going to be challenges in life...avoiding things that may have serious challenges is a bitch move.
"A woman's heart is a deep ocean of secrets..."
- applies to all of them, esp. the "sweet, honest, trustworthy" ones. You can still go for it and even make it work, just know that they'll taste other's butters along the way. Just sayin'.
04-05-2017, 01:10 PM
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04-05-2017, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
So then lack of character and ability to put up with hardships? That behavior is also seen today in the workforce and in education. It's very different than with the previous generations who were much more stoic. I guess experiences shape people and they affect all aspects of life, including relationships and marriage.You know what every life long marriage has in common? A period of major strife. My parents have been married for 37 years, they came very close to getting divorced, but they fought through, and the same goes for every couple I know that has been married 25+ years. We all go through periods of unhappiness, it's apart of life, and you don't forgo your commitment to each other because you don't live in the house you want, or live some mundane lifestyle you never imagined you would be in. Unless there is cheating, or abuse...you fight until you have nothing left. This is why divorce is on the incline...There is no willingness to fight, just dissolve and move on.
04-05-2017, 01:45 PM
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In after the few happily married brahs are drawn to this thread like flies so they can brag about how happy they are
And for everyone saying the reason was "to start a family" or "to stay together forever", why can't you do that without a goverment contract?
And for everyone saying the reason was "to start a family" or "to stay together forever", why can't you do that without a goverment contract?
04-05-2017, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted By Omnivium⏩
because of womenIn after the few happily married brahs are drawn to this thread like flies so they can brag about how happy they are
And for everyone saying the reason was "to start a family" or "to stay together forever", why can't you do that without a goverment contract?
And for everyone saying the reason was "to start a family" or "to stay together forever", why can't you do that without a goverment contract?
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04-05-2017, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Metz00⏩
It should be recognized that the divorce rate actuallyisn'tincreasing across the board. It's decreasing.It should be recognized that divorce is increasing across the board. You can't force people to feel differently and maintain their marriages if they are unhappy. What needs to be understood better is why divorces happen and what sets people on thos behavioral paths that ultimately lead to a decline and breakup of a relationship both short term and long term.
The Divorce Surge Is Over, but the Myth Lives On
It is no longer true that the divorce rate is rising, or that half of all marriages end in divorce. It has not been for some time. Even though social scientists have tried to debunk those myths, somehow the conventional wisdom has held.
Despite hand-wringing about the institution of marriage, marriages in this country are stronger today than they have been in a long time.The divorce rate peaked in the 1970s and early 1980s and has been declining for the three decades since.
About 70 percent of marriages that began in the 1990s reached their 15th anniversary (excluding those in which a spouse died), up from about 65 percent of those that began in the 1970s and 1980s. Those who married in the 2000s are so far divorcing at even lower rates. If current trends continue, nearly two-thirds of marriages will never involve a divorce.
Despite hand-wringing about the institution of marriage, marriages in this country are stronger today than they have been in a long time.The divorce rate peaked in the 1970s and early 1980s and has been declining for the three decades since.
About 70 percent of marriages that began in the 1990s reached their 15th anniversary (excluding those in which a spouse died), up from about 65 percent of those that began in the 1970s and 1980s. Those who married in the 2000s are so far divorcing at even lower rates. If current trends continue, nearly two-thirds of marriages will never involve a divorce.
04-05-2017, 01:56 PM
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Married at 23, age now 38
Are you still married? Yes
Are you happy? Yes
Why did you marry? Because I was young and thought it was the right thing to do since 23 year old me thought you had to sign a piece of paper that legally gave someone else everything you would ever make, own or have in order to live happily with the person you're already pretty much living happily with.
Why do you think marrying was a good move? Cold heart'd me doesn't think it was a good move, for me at least. I accept that it is an arrangement that is not in my favor if things go bad. But what's done is done and I became happier with it all once I realized all the happy wife happy life bs is just bs that makes neither of you happy in the long run. With all of that said, I still really like her. Which is different than just "loving" someone.
Are you still married? Yes
Are you happy? Yes
Why did you marry? Because I was young and thought it was the right thing to do since 23 year old me thought you had to sign a piece of paper that legally gave someone else everything you would ever make, own or have in order to live happily with the person you're already pretty much living happily with.
Why do you think marrying was a good move? Cold heart'd me doesn't think it was a good move, for me at least. I accept that it is an arrangement that is not in my favor if things go bad. But what's done is done and I became happier with it all once I realized all the happy wife happy life bs is just bs that makes neither of you happy in the long run. With all of that said, I still really like her. Which is different than just "loving" someone.
04-05-2017, 01:58 PM
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24 and now 30 and divorced. If you get married for fuks sake get a prenup men get so fuked. I almost lost my dogs and had to give her 22k.
ALWAYS get a prenup for fuks sake
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04-05-2017, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted By ChargerOn22s⏩
I heard judges can choose not to honor a prenup if they want to. Just don't get the government involved in your relationship at all24 and now 30 and divorced. If you get married for fuks sake get a prenup men get so fuked. I almost lost my dogs and had to give her 22k.
04-05-2017, 02:10 PM
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Originally Posted By badbl00d⏩
Wish I had mod reps to giveYou know what every life long marriage has in common? A period of major strife. My parents have been married for 37 years, they came very close to getting divorced, but they fought through, and the same goes for every couple I know that has been married 25+ years. We all go through periods of unhappiness, it's apart of life, and you don't forgo your commitment to each other because you don't live in the house you want, or live some mundane lifestyle you never imagined you would be in. Unless there is cheating, or abuse...you fight until you have nothing left. This is why divorce is on the incline...There is no willingness to fight, just dissolve and move on.
04-05-2017, 02:11 PM
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It's great to see so many happily married miscers. Marriage ain't for me right now but I'm sure I'll be ready to settle down eventually
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04-05-2017, 02:41 PM
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Originally Posted By CodyZellery⏩
Contrary to what you might believe I actually have a career and had it before I met my current husband. I don't need a provider, I met my partner.You waste no time to find a provider I see.
04-05-2017, 02:58 PM
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Got married at 30. Am now 35. I have been with my wife all together for 11 years.
Are you still married?
Yup. Two kids, a house, and two dogs later.
Are you happy?
Absolutely. Happiest I've ever been outside of the total no responsibility days of being a kid.
Why did you marry?
My wife is the coolest person I've ever met. I've never seen the appeal of smashing randoms (not knocking the entire dick measuring contest the misc is based on, just not for me) so marriage always seemed inevitable to me anyway.
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
I get to live with my best friend and do things to/with her. We enjoy our time together but also allow each other time to do our own **** when we want. I get to raise two awesome kids with her, travel, go through life with my best friend. For me, it's perfect.
Are you still married?
Yup. Two kids, a house, and two dogs later.
Are you happy?
Absolutely. Happiest I've ever been outside of the total no responsibility days of being a kid.
Why did you marry?
My wife is the coolest person I've ever met. I've never seen the appeal of smashing randoms (not knocking the entire dick measuring contest the misc is based on, just not for me) so marriage always seemed inevitable to me anyway.
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
I get to live with my best friend and do things to/with her. We enjoy our time together but also allow each other time to do our own **** when we want. I get to raise two awesome kids with her, travel, go through life with my best friend. For me, it's perfect.
04-05-2017, 04:11 PM
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Are you still married?
Nope, separated in 2012, decree signed in 2013. We were together for 12 years, she was my college sweet heart.
Are you happy? Yes
Why did you marry?
Social pressure after being together for 6 years and owing a home together. Both parents were always asking "whats next"??
Why do you think marrying was a good move? it wasn't for me, I married too young and for the wrong reasons and dam lucky I got the house, animals and all of my man toys (guns, atv, dirtbikes, ect)
Nope, separated in 2012, decree signed in 2013. We were together for 12 years, she was my college sweet heart.
Are you happy? Yes
Why did you marry?
Social pressure after being together for 6 years and owing a home together. Both parents were always asking "whats next"??
Why do you think marrying was a good move? it wasn't for me, I married too young and for the wrong reasons and dam lucky I got the house, animals and all of my man toys (guns, atv, dirtbikes, ect)
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04-05-2017, 04:35 PM
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I dont even know what state of mind a man needs to be to sign a piece of paper and agree to get cucked by losing 50% of his income.
Or be in a situation where your married with kids and your wife is BBC hunting and theres nothing you can do about it while your cleaning up the BBC mess your wife comes home with in the process while you are talking about being together for the kids knowing damn well your a cuck.
I rather roleplay marriage give the ring and not sign a piece of paper if she does not want prenup she can go cuck someone else.
Enjoy your pre ejaculation dying missionary marriages cucks while im Ceo 10k a day slaying 9s and 10s.
Inb4 angry miscers
Or be in a situation where your married with kids and your wife is BBC hunting and theres nothing you can do about it while your cleaning up the BBC mess your wife comes home with in the process while you are talking about being together for the kids knowing damn well your a cuck.
I rather roleplay marriage give the ring and not sign a piece of paper if she does not want prenup she can go cuck someone else.
Enjoy your pre ejaculation dying missionary marriages cucks while im Ceo 10k a day slaying 9s and 10s.
Inb4 angry miscers
04-05-2017, 04:50 PM
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Originally Posted By NedStark⏩
23 and still married. 15 years this june.Are you still married?
Are you happy?
Why did you marry?
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
Are you happy?
Why did you marry?
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
Yes im happy
Felt like the right move and we are very compatiable with each other.
Marrying is not for everyone. Dont marry someone bc of outside pressure including having a kid. If you dont trust her 100% she isnt for you.
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04-05-2017, 06:40 PM
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Divorce is decreasing because of two factors. 1. More people today are not getting married at all. 2. A lot of people are too poor to divorce.
When you're living paycheck to paycheck splitting up and moving into your own house or apartment isn't an option so couples just stay miserable together. Seen it happen to a lot of friends my age.
When you're living paycheck to paycheck splitting up and moving into your own house or apartment isn't an option so couples just stay miserable together. Seen it happen to a lot of friends my age.
04-05-2017, 06:49 PM
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Originally Posted By Chezdon⏩
This.Are you still married?
Yes
Are you happy?
Yes
Why did you marry?
Because we needed to to get in to my home country (I'm English she's Brazilian - we live in NZ)
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
Because otherwise it would have meant ending a perfectly good relationship. Honestly, if I was ballin' I'd be putting myself out there and not shacking up so soon but I'm 30 already with no direction/career aspirations and need to grow up. I need some stability and this offers it. I can't say it'll be forever, who knows. Luckily she has no intentions of having/wanting kids for another 5-7 years so it's all good. If it works and we grow old together and have kids, great. If we get to UK and it doesn't, ah well, at least we gave it a go.
Yes
Are you happy?
Yes
Why did you marry?
Because we needed to to get in to my home country (I'm English she's Brazilian - we live in NZ)
Why do you think marrying was a good move?
Because otherwise it would have meant ending a perfectly good relationship. Honestly, if I was ballin' I'd be putting myself out there and not shacking up so soon but I'm 30 already with no direction/career aspirations and need to grow up. I need some stability and this offers it. I can't say it'll be forever, who knows. Luckily she has no intentions of having/wanting kids for another 5-7 years so it's all good. If it works and we grow old together and have kids, great. If we get to UK and it doesn't, ah well, at least we gave it a go.
My gf is awesome hot and a total catch, I'm getting older and still bounce around from job to job with little to show while she makes bank.
Truth is out there
04-05-2017, 07:17 PM
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- Getting married next month
- She's a doctor and hot
- Been with her almost 6 years
- Lived together 2 years and love it
- We still go out and get slammed with friends
- least jealous person i've ever met
- Best friend
- probably a better person than me
- we openly talk about how most girls are sloots and most guys are thirsty
Cliffs I found a hot doctor who likes to party and is my best friend to marry. Am I doing it right
- She's a doctor and hot
- Been with her almost 6 years
- Lived together 2 years and love it
- We still go out and get slammed with friends
- least jealous person i've ever met
- Best friend
- probably a better person than me
- we openly talk about how most girls are sloots and most guys are thirsty
Cliffs I found a hot doctor who likes to party and is my best friend to marry. Am I doing it right
04-05-2017, 07:58 PM
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25 married, 32 now.
Yes.
Church wouldn't let me bang her if I didn't
Play stupid games, get stupid prizes, get a whore from a club, tinder, work, get divorce and chit. Get a nice sweet girl from church/volunteer club, with a good job, stable personality, get a good life. Property in Australia is 1 mil average, you need dual income, both from good jobs to live that dream.
Work on your marriage, and always be open and transparent. Don't feel afraid to be possessive and insecure, if she has nothing to hide, she shouldn't be upset. I told my wife that I don't even trust myself, much less her. Told her not to trust me either. Hell, you trust your body to make a rep, and it still fails you once in a while. No one is infailable, so there must be constant pressure to stay honest to actually be honest. Those "I luv my babby gurl and trust her 10000%" chit is just that - chit.
Always try new things, have common interests and hobbies. Spend at least 2 hours a day doing something in common, and talking. Both MUST always be slim and good looking, no home for fat whales. Sexual attraction is 50% of a relationship, shape up or ship out.
Yes.
Church wouldn't let me bang her if I didn't
Play stupid games, get stupid prizes, get a whore from a club, tinder, work, get divorce and chit. Get a nice sweet girl from church/volunteer club, with a good job, stable personality, get a good life. Property in Australia is 1 mil average, you need dual income, both from good jobs to live that dream.
Work on your marriage, and always be open and transparent. Don't feel afraid to be possessive and insecure, if she has nothing to hide, she shouldn't be upset. I told my wife that I don't even trust myself, much less her. Told her not to trust me either. Hell, you trust your body to make a rep, and it still fails you once in a while. No one is infailable, so there must be constant pressure to stay honest to actually be honest. Those "I luv my babby gurl and trust her 10000%" chit is just that - chit.
Always try new things, have common interests and hobbies. Spend at least 2 hours a day doing something in common, and talking. Both MUST always be slim and good looking, no home for fat whales. Sexual attraction is 50% of a relationship, shape up or ship out.
04-05-2017, 08:01 PM
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- KBurn
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Originally Posted By RC17⏩
Everything except for the trust part. Never trust anyone 100%, not even yourself. How many times have you trusted yourself not to binge on a cut and ended up eating a box of cookies? No one is 100% infailable. Tell her that, and you expect her to back off from any friendship that you don't approve of. other than that, GJDM.- Getting married next month
- She's a doctor and hot
- Been with her almost 6 years
- Lived together 2 years and love it
- We still go out and get slammed with friends
- least jealous person i've ever met
- Best friend
- probably a better person than me
- we openly talk about how most girls are sloots and most guys are thirsty
Cliffs I found a hot doctor who likes to party and is my best friend to marry. Am I doing it right
- She's a doctor and hot
- Been with her almost 6 years
- Lived together 2 years and love it
- We still go out and get slammed with friends
- least jealous person i've ever met
- Best friend
- probably a better person than me
- we openly talk about how most girls are sloots and most guys are thirsty
Cliffs I found a hot doctor who likes to party and is my best friend to marry. Am I doing it right
04-05-2017, 08:24 PM
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- SirBetalot
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lmao marriage threads never get old. At the end of the day though just do what makes you happy, which can be different for everyone. I personally would never get married because ive known male friends/acquaintences who have been absolutely ruined by it and i just cant force myself to risk it. Luckily i dont mind being alone at all, and staying in shape plus good genetics allows me to bang rando's from 21-50 which never gets old to me. If they do finally invent motherless wombs i will look into having a son though. Good luck brahs!
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