Would you marry them again? (sex, relations, honest, legal)
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I didn't ask if you'd get a divorce, I asked if you'd do it all over again. I'll put you down for a yes/yes regardless.
Actually no, we would not marry.
We currently have $300,000 in student loan debt.
If she was single she would have made a scholarship. Plus, new student loan arrangements come out and due to my income. The payments are not tax deductable and may not be defered.
We are having a tough time of it financialy and being married will likely cost us around $500,000.
I'd be with her. Just not married in the eyes of the IRS
We currently have $300,000 in student loan debt.
If she was single she would have made a scholarship. Plus, new student loan arrangements come out and due to my income. The payments are not tax deductable and may not be defered.
We are having a tough time of it financialy and being married will likely cost us around $500,000.
I'd be with her. Just not married in the eyes of the IRS
It is and always has been called "the marriage penalty tax" - for a reason.
Two can live cheaper than one if both are not married. That doesn't mean being single.
There are a few perks to having a marriage license, but the advantages are outweighed by the disadvantages - until inheritance and property ownership comes into play.
1 - You can go back in time, knowing what you know now, would you still marry your current spouse?
2 - It's 2010, you're offered a clean slate to start over. Knowing what you know about your spouse today after all these years of marital bliss, would you still marry him/her again? Are they the one you would still want to spend eternity with? You have to take them as is, you can't change anything about them.
1. You can go back in time, knowing what you know now, would you still marry your current spouse? Absolutely.
2 . Knowing what you know about your spouse today after all these years of marital bliss, would you still marry him/her again? Are they the one you would still want to spend eternity with? You have to take them as is, you can't change anything about them. Absolutely.
1 - You can go back in time, knowing what you know now, would you still marry your current spouse?
2 - It's 2010, you're offered a clean slate to start over. Knowing what you know about your spouse today after all these years of marital bliss, would you still marry him/her again? Are they the one you would still want to spend eternity with? You have to take them as is, you can't change anything about them.
1. Definitely.
2. A year ago, I may not have been so sure about this one, but today I would also say yes.
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