2012-06-14, 10:34 | Link #10401 |
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You also need to know where both of you put marriage. For me, it doesn't mean much aside from a new legal status. It's about living like a married couple which can happen before or after marriage. But there's a lot of people out there who think marriage is some magical transformation to a brighter world. Those people need to marry early on, before the 'many years of living together' happen. Or else get their fantasy gets crushed that there is no 'better change' after the marriage. And a lot of people with their irrationality believe that it's the wrong marriage and starts considering divorce because things aren't as exciting as they believed. >_O
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2012-06-14, 10:37 | Link #10402 | ||
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Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Age: 37
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She graduates next summer... any idea how to approach that? I haven't met her siblings either for the same reason, though in the case of her brother I think there may be another motive at play as well. When I asked her why she didn't like her brother, she told me it was because he was an idiot who watches shows like Infinite Stratos and Ore no Imouto. I then pointed out that I also watch those shows and was promptly called a stupid pervert. Quote:
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2012-06-14, 10:39 | Link #10403 |
NYAAAAHAAANNNNN~
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 35
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Before you guys get married, please please please please please do some FUCKING FINANCIAL PLANNING before ringing those damn bells. It is not a symbol of maturity when you find out that you don't have enough money to send your kids through tertiary education.
If you can't spare time for your wife and children, or spare money to buy time for your wife and children, don't get married to someone 3D. Find a 2D wife or husband instead. @ Ascaloth : I'll PM you by tomorrow night, earliest tomorrow morning. Just got back from work.
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2012-06-14, 10:41 | Link #10404 |
Hail the power of Fujoshi
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: hahahahahahahahaha
Age: 35
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Yea, marriage is not a bed of roses. It's not all about the fancy white dress and the ceremony. "Let's get married and live happily ever after"-I find it very hard to believe that actually works. I have 2 close married friends, and each of them has confided in me that their marriage is not what they have visualized. Before that, they had been so excited and being lovey-dovey that it seem to be a sharp contrast to what they are feeling atm. I think one has to be realistic about marriage. It's not like fairy tales. Marriage is the beginning of a new life, but in a way, it also signifies future problems to come with your spouse.
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2012-06-14, 10:56 | Link #10405 | |
NYAAAAHAAANNNNN~
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 35
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And there is nothing "realistic" about marriage because almost everything has been laid out in the marriage contract clause (as well as the laws, including Women's Charter). Of course notwithstanding this; an old agent with 18 years in my industry once told me about how people think : "They nitpick about the details of something costing $5, but didn't hestitate to sign any contract that would cost them a couple of thousand. That is why our job, and of some other people around them, includes picking up the pieces for them."
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2012-06-14, 10:58 | Link #10406 |
Emperor of the Expected
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
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It really depends how you take your marriage. Sometimes I see other people's marriages explode into disaster (Reason why we had to move to a beach house) due to petty conflicts. When you decide to tie the knot, you have to make changes on your behavior, it is no longer just one it is two. If you can't compromise, work together, and among other things your marriage is going to end up in smokes. Which I say living together with your girlfriend before getting married is a good idea, you have some sense what you are getting into. I been with my girlfriend for a total of 6 years and we lived together for 3 years. Living with you girlfriend you will experience new things and thankfully I manage to adapt and make her happy everyday.
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2012-06-14, 14:33 | Link #10407 | |
I am a Boxer
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Where hot girls are fighting!
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it was at first..actually her parents like-me very much.. When i have a match, her father always comes to see me..and i clear heard his screams Actually i'm going to marry next year Next year i'm 31, she is 24 or 25 depends on the date
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2012-06-14, 15:18 | Link #10409 | |
He Without a Title
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: The land of tempura
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Wait, did I say altruistic?
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2012-06-14, 17:23 | Link #10410 |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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I know in some society's this if frowned upon but I think if you are going to marry someone you should at least live with them for awhile before you make a lifetime commitment. If they start driving you crazy after only a few months then you may want to reconsider.
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2012-06-15, 01:08 | Link #10411 |
Expressionless
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Walking on the path known as life
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How would one go about asking out a girl who is a cashier for a store? She is very outgoing to me and smiles a lot and seems disappointed when I don't talk with her more.
I've also caught her staring at me when I'm getting my stuff at the store. The type where she quickly looks away when I look at her. |
2012-06-15, 06:31 | Link #10414 | |
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One time I asked a friend if today was his birthday or my birthday. He told me my b-day was 2 months ago and his isn't in 4 months. I had to make a long distance call to my mom last year because my ID says I was born in 1991 but I was almost certain I was born in 90. (as in I wasn't sure if I was supposed to 19 or 20) My best bet is tattooing the anniversary date into the back of my hand and/or painting it into the wall of my bedroom. Or it's on some day like a palindrome or something interesting. |
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2012-06-15, 07:32 | Link #10415 | |
NYAAAAHAAANNNNN~
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 35
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Unfortunately, being a doctor, he doesn't have as good a taste for girls as me - he likes dojikkos who can't cook for nuts.
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2012-06-15, 08:01 | Link #10416 | |
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Artist
Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: The Middle Way
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^ How can you not see the glory of dojikkos? I can't believe this, and from SaintessHeart no less.
Doesn't matter if they can't cook to save their life, sometimes the scenario is better that way...as I will demonstrate. Quote:
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2012-06-15, 08:05 | Link #10417 |
Emperor of the Expected
Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Florida
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Well those are anime, but you can be smooth as well in real life. You can just walk somewhere with the girl you love, then walk faster in front of her then face her. Then confess, I did the same thing when I was in 9th grade and I am still with her for 6 years. I am happy and she is too. So try like my thing out, but if it is too Cliche then maybe I point you to something else.
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2012-06-15, 08:06 | Link #10418 | |
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If my future wife can't cook, she better be a veteran firefighter. |
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2012-06-15, 08:10 | Link #10419 | |
NYAAAAHAAANNNNN~
Join Date: Nov 2007
Age: 35
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Actually I kind of like tsunderes. They are fun to tease and can be quite nice people. Yandere are fine too, but I don't want to play a game of "who gets murdered first!" since I am one myself.
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