Robo dog soldiers.

The dystopian-looking weapons supplied by Britain that Ukraine is now using on battlefield (made in China)

http://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/the-dystopian-looking-weapons-supplied-by-britain-that-ukraine-is-now-using-on-battlefield/ar-AA1oY6sb?ocid=msedgntp&pc=ACTS&cvid=b9b3f85182144b4e8Roboec8bf1d2fd1125e&ei=53

Like most things in life, things don't happen overnight. There are many forums on here where you can meet people that are currently active contributing to older popular posts. Good luck in your search.

"A stranger is a friend you haven't met yet”

Poet. William Butler Yeats. 1923.

Blood, Sweat & Tears.

Vandellas, The.

Tremeloes , The.

(Sorry for my error, should have followed with w))

I have been married, I just go with the flow.

I am not attracted to tatooed ladies, or those with piercing rings through tongue and nose. A woman wearing minimal makeup, nicely dressed, and with lovely hair could not be any more attractive in my opinion.
(sorry couldn't resist )

Ramones, The.

In most societies, you can only be married to one person at the same time. I have difficulty in understanding how you can be in love with more than one person to the extent of wanting to be married to both or even more people at the same time. I believe when you are in love with someone and want to be married, you are in love with them and only them, if you loved someone else at the same time, are you really in love with either of them to want to marry both, I think that is very questionable. Polyamory seems to me more a 'Friends with Benefits' type of relationship, I would doubt any romantic love exists between all the partners.

Living apart together, by each staying in your own place at least to begin with is an idea. If you do actually own your own home, I agree you need to make sure you keep it by renting it out if necessary, and make a prenup/preliving together agreement, to ensure what is yours stays yours if the relationship fails, so you will always have a place to live.

Queen.

smashed

James Last Band.

Genesis.

Thanks for all your responses. I would prefer we live at my place, but personal circumstances influence decisions at the time, and as mentioned already the amount of 'baggage' one of you has accumulated over the years where you live. I agree, what is most important is that you are together.
South of France would be nice as well in the summer time.

When you have met the right person, and both of you decide to marry or maybe live together, would you want to live at your place, their place, somewhere new starting afresh? Where do you think is the best place to start living together? Does it really matter where you live, what are your thoughts?

Duran Duran.

Boomtown Rats, The.

Zebra.