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I don't want to be married period, whether it's to the right or wrong person, and I sure the hell don't want to be unhappy, in marriage or otherwise, so I guess I'll choose the alternative.
Actually, for me it's an easy choice since I have plenty of experience with being single and I'm quite comfortable with it (I've been alone most of the last 17 years!). I don't need a husband to feel complete and I don't think being single for life necessitates being lonely for life. I have family, friends, and my pets to keep me company so bouts of loneliness are usually short-lived at most. I'd be happy to find a man to care about, to spend time with, and to screw the hell out of, but marriage isn't an option for me personally. I'm pretty sure a silly piece of paper doesn't make two people love each other more. Commitment to a relationship comes from the heart, not from the state! I'll be single for life most definitely, but I highly doubt I'll be lonely for life. And so it goes in my little world... |
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Would you like to be married to the wrong person and be unhappy with your marriage at the sametime.Or would you prefer to be single and remain lonely all your life without getting married I would rather be single than married and unhappy. at least being single I can date and have male companionship when I want ... |
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holy cow-neither is a good choice! and I feel like i'm living both of them!  Yeah, me too!! NON OF THE ABOVE!!! haha!! what the heck!!!  I rather shovel and get ready for my grave!!! 
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I rather live under a freeway bridge than live in a loveless marriage.
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I don't want to be married period, whether it's to the right or wrong person, and I sure the hell don't want to be unhappy, in marriage or otherwise, so I guess I'll choose the alternative. Actually, for me it's an easy choice since I have plenty of experience with being single and I'm quite comfortable with it (I've been alone most of the last 17 years!). I don't need a husband to feel complete and I don't think being single for life necessitates being lonely for life. I have family, friends, and my pets to keep me company so bouts of loneliness are usually short-lived at most. I'd be happy to find a man to care about, to spend time with, and to screw the hell out of, but marriage isn't an option for me personally. I'm pretty sure a silly piece of paper doesn't make two people love each other more. Commitment to a relationship comes from the heart, not from the state! I'll be single for life most definitely, but I highly doubt I'll be lonely for life. And so it goes in my little world... |
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