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I'd have to say no since I do not plan on getting married again. That would mean any relationship is pointless and that in turn would likely mean no more sex for Mitch. There's always a point...
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nope
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not nessesarely
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getting into any relationship is sort of an agreement, so both have to be on the same page, if a guy want to get married and the gal only wants a friendship, guess where this relationship is heading?
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Marriage is irrelevant once your kids are raised. A relationship is something that exists independent of marriage. You can be married without a relationship; you can have a relationship with out a marriage. And yes, I believe there is a point to a relationship.
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Marriage is irrelevant once your kids are raised. A relationship is something that exists independent of marriage. You can be married without a relationship; you can have a relationship with out a marriage. And yes, I believe there is a point to a relationship. ![]() |
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some people aren't lookin for marriage, but would still like to find a long term commitment.
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A relationship can go many different ways... and to limit oneself to the thought of only "marriage or bust" is pretty detrimental. Relationships evolve and change throughout their course and while marriage may not seem like a possiblity at first or even later, it still is worth the time and effort to experience a great relationship with someone for whatever its worth.
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![]() ![]() Although that is what we are taught growing up that we have to get married, otherwise it is wrong, sinful, etc., the world has changed so much and so fast, that it should be a personal choice. The point shouldn't be about rings, papers, and names, it should be about the heart and soul connecting on the same deep levels, and working toward a life together, however you both agree to. |
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![]() ![]() I've been married, would be very unlikely to do it again. Any relationship I would be in, would be with the understanding that marriage is not in the cards. Doesn't mean I wouldn't like to be in a relationship, just that I don't think marriage is a necessity. |
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that's "beside" the point
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![]() Then if you feel its together forever, YOU BOTH want it to be right..So then,,,you propose, she says no,,then you brake-up and life goes on again....lol ![]() |
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Marriage is something I have no desire to ever try again. Living with someone is a different matter. I truly believe that a good percentage of people stop working on their relationship once they get married. Those who live together without the vows being said try harder. This is just my opinon.
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![]() ![]() No, sometimes marriage will kill a perfectly good relationship! ![]() |
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![]() ![]() No I don't believe that |
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![]() ![]() ![]() "don't ever get married" ![]() If you really want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you don't need a wedding, a vow or a ring. You just need to be there till the end. If you can do that, the rest are just details. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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