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friendfromlowry
Posts: 6,239
Feb 19, 2013 8:16pm
SnotBubbles;1392568 wrote:Lol...with those non-attributes, you're fucked buddy.
Ehh.sleeper;1392572 wrote:...can't cook or clean? W.T.F.
SnotBubbles
Posts: 4,492
Feb 19, 2013 8:24pm
Women are good for 3 things; cooking, cleaning....so she better be dynamite in the sack. Like sticking her finger up her butthole and rubbing your peener while its insider her vagina dynamite.friendfromlowry;1392575 wrote:Ehh.
Trueblue23
Posts: 7,463
Feb 19, 2013 8:24pm
justincredible;1392370 wrote:I'm married and I enjoy it.
When I think of marriage I think of two scenarios. I think of the guy who hates his wife, job, kids, basically everything ever. Then I think of what I feel your marriage is like, where you guys are basically best friends.. if that makes sense. That's what Jessica and I have (weird that our ladies have the same name lol), so we'll get married eventually.
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friendfromlowry
Posts: 6,239
Feb 19, 2013 8:29pm
Oh, I thought that was assumed.SnotBubbles;1392584 wrote:Women are good for 3 things; cooking, cleaning....so she better be dynamite in the sack. Like sticking her finger up her butthole and rubbing your peener while its insider her vagina dynamite.
Crimson streak
Posts: 9,002
Feb 19, 2013 8:34pm
I've been with my gf/fiancé or w/e lol for 4 years now. I've lived with her for 3&1/2 of that and we have a 2& 1/2 year old. Still haven't gotten married mainly because of money / I want to make sure I want to spend the rest of my life with her. We're both about to be 23 so were in no hurry.
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MontyBrunswick
Feb 19, 2013 8:37pm
Implying you have sex and know what a vagina does.SnotBubbles;1392584 wrote:Women are good for 3 things; cooking, cleaning....so she better be dynamite in the sack. Like sticking her finger up her butthole and rubbing your peener while its insider her vagina dynamite.
Ironman92
Posts: 49,363
Feb 19, 2013 8:38pm
Commander of Awesome;1392362 wrote:Can have a family etc... without being married. Just sayin'
You can but but I imagine being a high quality parent is a little tougher.....or did you mean living together?
hasbeen
Posts: 6,504
Feb 19, 2013 8:39pm
I'm in no hurry to get married. Can't afford it. I think I found the girl though. We'll see.
hoops23
Posts: 15,696
Feb 19, 2013 8:52pm
SnotBubbles;1392568 wrote:
Lol...with those non-attributes, you're fucked buddy.
These^^sleeper;1392572 wrote:...can't cook or clean? W.T.F.
O-Trap
Posts: 14,994
Feb 19, 2013 10:34pm
Commander of Awesome;1392387 wrote:Not for me it doesn't. The answer is still I don't want to. As for estate planning, just hire a lawyer and get a will. Less than a wedding.
You just replied to F4F ... and didn't say anything about C4F.
Commander of Awesome;1392397 wrote:This is a problem that I struggle with, as I am not religious at all. What is the point of getting married besides tax benefit? Does that make the relationship any less real or something? I'm more interested in the non religious married people's view on this. Is it society's view, you want the gifts, takes relationship to next level, etc...
To be perfectly honest, I think the the social/legal benefits should go the way of the dinosaur and that there should be no recognition of marriage legally. If you have a culture background that celebrates it or do it for spiritual reasons, it shouldn't be required that there be a legal document stating it.
I'd like to think this is how I'd respond as well, though I don't anticipate it happening.SnotBubbles;1392409 wrote:As a married man, if I ever get divorced...I'm never getting married again.
friendfromlowry;1392451 wrote:I just got engaged in December, wedding planned for end of November this year. I'll be 26 and she'll be 25 by that time. We've dated for 14-15 months now, and lived together for about half of that. I've seen her bad habits (can't cook, doesn't clean, etc) and they're a pain but if those are her worst qualities, then I can manage. Plus it's motivated me to learn to cook.
My wife doesn't have to clean much. Since we relegate most of our mess to our bedroom and my office, most of the house stays clean anyway, so the cleaning part is no big deal. She's an excellent cook. I wouldn't mind if she wasn't though.
Crimson streak;1392598 wrote:... my gf/fiancé or w/e ...
Traditionally, this is usually pretty easy to figure out. LOL I can only imagine how one might not know which is the case.
FatHobbit
Posts: 8,651
Feb 20, 2013 8:41am
And you know once they get married that shit is going to stop too...SnotBubbles;1392584 wrote:Women are good for 3 things; cooking, cleaning....so she better be dynamite in the sack. Like sticking her finger up her butthole and rubbing your peener while its insider her vagina dynamite.
Benny The Jet
Posts: 2,987
Feb 20, 2013 8:41am
Am currently married and wouldn't trade it for anything.
Personally, I think a big factor on how someone feels about marriage is based on what they grew up around too. My parents have been married for 38 years and hers for 30. Both were very strong role models on what a strong, loving, healthy marriage should look like. I never heard the arguing and fighting that some of my friends went through. So I never really had a negative outlook on marriage.
Personally, I think a big factor on how someone feels about marriage is based on what they grew up around too. My parents have been married for 38 years and hers for 30. Both were very strong role models on what a strong, loving, healthy marriage should look like. I never heard the arguing and fighting that some of my friends went through. So I never really had a negative outlook on marriage.
Crimson streak
Posts: 9,002
Feb 20, 2013 8:45am
O-Trap;1392696 wrote:
Traditionally, this is usually pretty easy to figure out. LOL I can only imagine how one might not know which is the case.
She's technicall my fiancé but who knows if we're ever getting married so I call her both my g/f and fiancé.
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WebFire
Posts: 14,779
Feb 20, 2013 9:07am
That may be true, but for me a in a slightly different way. Both my parent were divorced twice and married 3 times before I got married. My wife's parents divorced slightly after our wedding. My dad was pretty non-existent during my childhood. I think it made me realize their mistakes and I was determined not to follow in their footsteps. My wife and I dated 5 years and owned a house before we got married. We waited over 3 years after being married before having our first kid.Benny The Jet;1392818 wrote:Am currently married and wouldn't trade it for anything.
Personally, I think a big factor on how someone feels about marriage is based on what they grew up around too. My parents have been married for 38 years and hers for 30. Both were very strong role models on what a strong, loving, healthy marriage should look like. I never heard the arguing and fighting that some of my friends went through. So I never really had a negative outlook on marriage.
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Con_Alma
Posts: 12,198
Feb 20, 2013 9:23am
I dated my wife for 4 years before I asked her to marry me. We didn't have our first child until 7 years after that. Both our parents stayed married to their first and only spouse.
I don't fully understand the interest in defining if marriage is or is not the norm. If it's for you and your mate then great. It's available for you. If it's not for you, you certainly aren't forced into it by any means.
I don't fully understand the interest in defining if marriage is or is not the norm. If it's for you and your mate then great. It's available for you. If it's not for you, you certainly aren't forced into it by any means.
Cat Food Flambe'
Posts: 1,230
Feb 20, 2013 9:36am
Not necessarily.FatHobbit;1392817 wrote:And you know once they get married that **** is going to stop too...
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thavoice
Posts: 14,376
Feb 20, 2013 9:54am
Marriage is the best thing one can partake in.
FatHobbit
Posts: 8,651
Feb 20, 2013 9:57am
She already doesn't cook or clean.Cat Food Flambe';1392840 wrote:Not necessarily.
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WebFire
Posts: 14,779
Feb 20, 2013 10:14am
That is a good point.Con_Alma;1392837 wrote:I dated my wife for 4 years before I asked her to marry me. We didn't have our first child until 7 years after that. Both our parents stayed married to their first and only spouse.
I don't fully understand the interest in defining if marriage is or is not the norm. If it's for you and your mate then great. It's available for you. If it's not for you, you certainly aren't forced into it by any means.
O-Trap
Posts: 14,994
Feb 20, 2013 10:28am
So you proposed and all, but aren't making plans to get married at the moment?Crimson streak;1392821 wrote:She's technicall my fiancé but who knows if we're ever getting married so I call her both my g/f and fiancé.
Not that it's really my business, but why propose?
OSH
Posts: 4,145
Feb 20, 2013 9:30pm
Married and loving it. I really enjoy falling asleep and waking up to the love of my life, every night and day that I can.
sleeper
Posts: 27,879
Feb 20, 2013 9:43pm
Do you wash each other's vagina's too? :laugh:OSH;1393325 wrote:Married and loving it. I really enjoy falling asleep and waking up to the love of my life, every night and day that I can.
Commander of Awesome
Posts: 23,151
Feb 20, 2013 9:44pm
Again, don't need to be married to do this.OSH;1393325 wrote:Married and loving it. I really enjoy falling asleep and waking up to the love of my life, every night and day that I can.
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WebFire
Posts: 14,779
Feb 21, 2013 8:19am
Again, don't need to be married to do this.sleeper;1393336 wrote:Do you wash each other's vagina's too? :laugh:
O-Trap
Posts: 14,994
Feb 21, 2013 12:25pm
Socially, I'd say it's a demonstration of commitment, although given the numbers, there is certainly a joke there.