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Eh, I am here for the time being...
But my point was that papers are a part of relationships, and some lawyers take advantage of that once the relationship is terminated.
Eh, I am here for the time being...
But my point was that papers are a part of relationships, and some lawyers take advantage of that once the relationship is terminated.
Which is even more reason to bypass paperwork altogether.
Marriage can be a wonderful thing. My parents are going on 40+ years, my Grandparents have been married 75 years. I've seen good marriages.
I believe what we learned in preschool is what people need to exhibit in their marriage.
Be nice
Don't be mean
Share
Be happy
It's simple and basic and when one doesn't treat the other with these guidelines..... IT DOESN'T WORK!
Yep; I'm fortunate to have had really solid, role-model type marriages as models.
My parents hit year 41 this week, my maternal grandparents hit fifty before my grandfather passed away, and my late paternal grandparents were together almost 60 years.
I think having exposure to people with healthy marriages is pretty key. It's really something when you can spend consistent time around people who love and respect one another and their relationship, are committed to working through things that aren't easy to work through rather than succumbing to the pressure to throw in the towel and go their separate ways, and have common goals and desires.
I've learned over time that while I'm fine on my own, sharing my life with someone with whom I'm compatible is far more fulfilling. Marriage or no marriage, I find this to be the case.
Yep; I'm fortunate to have had really solid, role-model type marriages as models.
My parents hit year 41 this week, my maternal grandparents hit fifty before my grandfather passed away, and my late paternal grandparents were together almost 60 years.
I think having exposure to people with healthy marriages is pretty key. It's really something when you can spend consistent time around people who love and respect one another and their relationship, are committed to working through things that aren't easy to work through rather than succumbing to the pressure to throw in the towel and go their separate ways, and have common goals and desires.
I've learned over time that while I'm fine on my own, sharing my life with someone with whom I'm compatible is far more fulfilling. Marriage or no marriage, I find this to be the case.
Isn't always the case. My parents are happily married 37 years. Always put their marriage first. I think the high expectation of their marriage in my mind deterred me (and my brother) from ever wanting to get married ourselves.
Isn't always the case. My parents are happily married 37 years. Always put their marriage first. I think the high expectation of their marriage in my mind deterred me (and my brother) from ever wanting to get married ourselves.
Same goes for me and my sisters. To be perfectly honest, getting married 40 years ago, when people took marriage seriously and getting married today, are two completely different things. It is really, really hard to find someone today, who is willing to make a marriage work, and geting married to someone who will walk in five years, because they are having a bad day or simply arent happy anymore, is a waste of time and energy. Thank your feminist sisters and their no fault divorce for that one. Big contribution to slow decay of our society via destruction of family unit.
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