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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.
Yes and yes to both...but if I could go back in time, there are few things that I would have changed about myself.
Yep ! He still rocks my world. Annoying habits and all !
We've been together for over 21 years now, married for only 6 months so we've seen the best and the worst and been through it all pretty much. I can honestly say I have never once looked at another guy "that way" since I met him.
Even when I occasionally want to throw something sharp at him I still know he is the one for me. We complement each other and I could not imagine life without him.
I don't believe in eternity but if I did it would be fine with me ! He is my best friend and that to me is more important than anything else in a way.
As we grow older together, we get even closer and though it sounds very trite I do love him more than I did 21 years ago. "Warts" and all. And I believe the same goes for him too.
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?
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.
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Originally Posted by Mooseketeer
Yep ! He still rocks my world. Annoying habits and all !
We've been together for over 21 years now, married for only 6 months so we've seen the best and the worst and been through it all pretty much. I can honestly say I have never once looked at another guy "that way" since I met him.
Even when I occasionally want to throw something sharp at him I still know he is the one for me. We complement each other and I could not imagine life without him.
I don't believe in eternity but if I did it would be fine with me ! He is my best friend and that to me is more important than anything else in a way.
As we grow older together, we get even closer and though it sounds very trite I do love him more than I did 21 years ago. "Warts" and all. And I believe the same goes for him too.
I'm with Mooseketeer! For us it's been over 12 years and my only regret is that I didn't find him years earlier. Maybe when the honeymoon is over, I'll feel differently, but for now I'm enjoying every moment - even his warts! I know it's mutual - after all we're friends so we tell each other all our secrets!
Interesting. I thought you were happily married? Shows how much I know. LOL!
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