DigitalLisa said: REDFEATHERS said: We had a discussion earlier in the chatroom, and many people say that piece of paper you sign ruins the relationship and would rather not get married.
I for one think that is a load of balls..if people love each other and wanna spend the rest of their lives together and wanna marry, why not? I lnow of a lot of long lasting happy marriages. What are your opinions on marriage today? I use 2 think what was the point of getting married, butI've changed my mind complete. I use 2 think it was al about legal matters, however, once I've opened myself 2 love, I tried 2 look in2 the situation with deeper understand. The way look at it now is. it's basically a union you make between you and the person you're going 2 spend the rest of life with. Cuz it's like when you where single and datig, y'all live 2 different lives as 2 differet individuals, once you've make that further step in2 holy matrimony it's kind of like 2 seperate souls become as one. One mind, One body, One spirit underneath the higher power of love. [This message was edited Sat Aug 23 22:47:36 PDT 2003 by DigitalLisa] Thank you DigiLisa... | |
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00769BAD said: Muffy said: NO,I DON'T. LIVING TOGETHER AND BEING COMMITED TO ONE ANOTHER IS THE SAME THING,WHY RUIN IT WITH LEGAL DOCUMENTS?
For me, It's not just 'Legal Documentation' or just the commitment. The contract to love and cherish from this day forward is about the cerimony of exchanging vows and rings (which are a symbol of the unbroken circle of love) The vows are the integral part of whut make marriage a step further than 'shakin up', even though common law marriages are no less true. Of course vows put a whole different degree of pressure on those who take them. Kinda like baptism (after which you are to 'know' sin and be responsible for yours) BAD!!! | |
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justkelley said: SISTER MARY'S "A's" FOR ANY SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE:
AFFECTION - Tender touching ATTENTION - Time for one another ACCEPTANCE - Avoid fault finding AFFIRMATION - Be supportive and open to new things APPRECIATION - Say "Thank You" APPROVAL - See the good in your mate AWARENESS - Be sensitive APPEAL - Be attractive to your mate ADAPTATION - Be flexible and ready to compromise AFFABLE - Have a sense of humor ANIMATION - Be positive ADMONITION - Be monogomous ADDICTION - Be habit forming for your partner just thought i would throw that in... see i think the problem is not marriage itself...its the way we look at it. first of all...its not being tied down for the rest of you life...its having someone with you and for you ...forever...that is a gift in itself to be charished. no...i am not married...however...i was once...(kinda ) and i can say that had my husband been a better man...i never would have left him...he gave me no options though...but i do look forward too having a husband someday...and loving him with all i have ...taking care of him...and sharing our love till the day we die...thats what marriage is for... You are one top woman Kelley! | |
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REDFEATHERS said: We had a discussion earlier in the chatroom, and many people say that piece of paper you sign ruins the relationship and would rather not get married.
I for one think that is a load of balls..if people love each other and wanna spend the rest of their lives together and wanna marry, why not? I lnow of a lot of long lasting happy marriages. What are your opinions on marriage today? Yes, I believe in the union between to people blessed by God in holy matrimony. | |
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tackam said: I'm with Cloudbuster.
Decided that's all I feel like saying. After all, what else is there to say in this universe, besides "Cloudbuster is right"? | |
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Muse2NOPharaoh said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: I will never marry. I don't agree with it.
Why not? What dont you agree about? I think it's unnecessary and pointless. If two people love each other then that should be enough. No more messy/expensive divorces. Why should there be messy divorces? Who mentioned divorce? not ALL marriages end up on divorce and I think that is probably why you fear marriage.. I don't fear marriage. I just won't get married. And 1 in 2 marriages end in divorce. That's a lot of divorces. Ok, so you shy away from that...have you ever bought a lottery ticket? The stakes are alot higher, but I guess you do or have, hoping you might win... About a dozen times in my life. And I'm not really shying away from marriage. I just don't agree with it. Don't know how I missed this first time around! Anyways... | |
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Cloudbuster said: Muse2NOPharaoh said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: REDFEATHERS said: Cloudbuster said: I will never marry. I don't agree with it.
Why not? What dont you agree about? I think it's unnecessary and pointless. If two people love each other then that should be enough. No more messy/expensive divorces. Why should there be messy divorces? Who mentioned divorce? not ALL marriages end up on divorce and I think that is probably why you fear marriage.. I don't fear marriage. I just won't get married. And 1 in 2 marriages end in divorce. That's a lot of divorces. Ok, so you shy away from that...have you ever bought a lottery ticket? The stakes are alot higher, but I guess you do or have, hoping you might win... About a dozen times in my life. And I'm not really shying away from marriage. I just don't agree with it. Don't know how I missed this first time around! Anyways... How could you not? | |
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