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Thread started 06/10/04 4:24pm

DexMSR

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Happily Married....Or Just Fuckin Married?!

I can HONESTLY say that I only know of ONE.....ONE....person in my entire LIFE that is happily married! What is THAT all about??

Is there anyone ELSE out there that is HAPPILY married...and what is your formula??
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Reply #1 posted 06/10/04 4:26pm

pejman

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I'ma stay singular and avoid plural foe life!!!!! divorce court sucks
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Reply #2 posted 06/10/04 4:26pm

J0eyC0c0

Most people have been happily married...at one point. wink
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Reply #3 posted 06/10/04 4:26pm

3bogs

You're not a vicar, are you. smile

i ain't married, but i know shit loads of people that are happily married. nod
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Reply #4 posted 06/10/04 4:28pm

AzureStarr

I wasn't happily married, and I'm not now... but, I do think that most people tend to jump into marriage more quickly today than they should and they find themselves very unhappily married all of a sudden and wondering why.

I also feel that a lot of couples tend to think that marriage is supposed to be a bed of roses 99% of the time, when really, no marriage is and never will be. The couples that I know, that are completely happy with their marriage, are those who tend to push aside differences that they have with their partner and love them, pretty much, unconditionally.
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Reply #5 posted 06/10/04 4:29pm

sonic

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heart I consider myself to be Happily married!


All I know is,,I "dated" alot,,,got tired of it, & stopped, & that was when I met my hubby. We had alot in common, plus he's the NICEST guy in the world!!!

Just talk to each other, hold hands, play in the sun...& most important,,,COMPRAMISE(sp)
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Reply #6 posted 06/10/04 4:29pm

Revolution

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wave Happily Married here! woot!

It ain't easy, but it's better than the alternative, being Fuckin' married! mad
I would never stay in a marriage if it were that bad...being happily single is
quite possible.
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Reply #7 posted 06/10/04 5:53pm

jerseykrs

Fuck marriage.....

(do i sound bitter??)


oh yeah, divorce court does suck.....
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Reply #8 posted 06/10/04 5:56pm

nesseone

pejman said:

I'ma stay singular and avoid plural foe life!!!!! divorce court sucks

Singular for life..... hmmm
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Reply #9 posted 06/10/04 6:03pm

charlottegelin

Happily married here too. I spend time apart from my husband every day most of the day and I am thinking of him a lot. We've been together 10 years, so surely it's a good sign! He still says to me sometimes "I can't believe you picked me!" and I feel the same way. We have 2 kids (and one one the way) and we are working towards the same goals in life, and being together is every day's reward for all our hard work.
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Reply #10 posted 06/11/04 8:30am

BabyGirl

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trust....and lotsa sex wink
I'm feelin kind of n-a-s-t-y
I might just take you home with me
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Reply #11 posted 06/11/04 11:57am

bigonez

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I love my wife all my heart . I could not imagine not being with her. At the same time she Is the one person who knows how to make me mad as #$@$%.
Kirk: "KHAAANNNN! KHAAANNNN!"
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Reply #12 posted 06/11/04 11:57am

bigonez

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oh yeah, and like babygirl said....losta sex.....
Kirk: "KHAAANNNN! KHAAANNNN!"
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Reply #13 posted 06/11/04 11:58am

bigonez

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pejman said:

I'ma stay singular and avoid plural foe life!!!!! divorce court sucks



nice, real nice avatar..... lol
Kirk: "KHAAANNNN! KHAAANNNN!"
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Reply #14 posted 06/11/04 1:27pm

POOK

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AzureStarr said:

I wasn't happily married, and I'm not now... but, I do think that most people tend to jump into marriage more quickly today than they should and they find themselves very unhappily married all of a sudden and wondering why.

I also feel that a lot of couples tend to think that marriage is supposed to be a bed of roses 99% of the time, when really, no marriage is and never will be. The couples that I know, that are completely happy with their marriage, are those who tend to push aside differences that they have with their partner and love them, pretty much, unconditionally.


POOK KNOW YOU LIKE TO THINK

TOOFUNKYBLUE BED NOT STINK BUT

LEAN LITTLE CLOSER

BED REALLY SMELL LIKE BOO BOO BOO!

POOK ONLY KIDDING

P o o |/,
P o o |\
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Reply #15 posted 06/11/04 1:30pm

AndGodCreatedM
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AzureStarr said:

I wasn't happily married, and I'm not now... but, I do think that most people tend to jump into marriage more quickly today than they should and they find themselves very unhappily married all of a sudden and wondering why.

I also feel that a lot of couples tend to think that marriage is supposed to be a bed of roses 99% of the time, when really, no marriage is and never will be. The couples that I know, that are completely happy with their marriage, are those who tend to push aside differences that they have with their partner and love them, pretty much, unconditionally.

[This message was edited Fri Jun 11 19:11:35 2004 by AndGodCreatedMe]
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Reply #16 posted 06/11/04 1:54pm

AzureStarr

POOK said:

AzureStarr said:

I wasn't happily married, and I'm not now... but, I do think that most people tend to jump into marriage more quickly today than they should and they find themselves very unhappily married all of a sudden and wondering why.

I also feel that a lot of couples tend to think that marriage is supposed to be a bed of roses 99% of the time, when really, no marriage is and never will be. The couples that I know, that are completely happy with their marriage, are those who tend to push aside differences that they have with their partner and love them, pretty much, unconditionally.


POOK KNOW YOU LIKE TO THINK

TOOFUNKYBLUE BED NOT STINK BUT

LEAN LITTLE CLOSER

BED REALLY SMELL LIKE BOO BOO BOO!

POOK ONLY KIDDING


Oh, I know my bed stinks. That's part of the reason why my husband and I don't live together right now and are still contemplating divorce. I was one that thought marriage was supposed to be a bed of roses the majority of the time... and I got married too young. So, I had both of those against me. Then... everything else went wrong! Out of the eleven years I've been married, the last year was one of the best for us (in my opinion... partially in his opinion)... and we just so happened to not live with one another! smile
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Reply #17 posted 06/11/04 2:19pm

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i'm not married, nor have i ever been, but i am close friends with many married couples, and have watched my mom and step dad for years now. my mom and real dad were NOT happily married. (mainly b/c he cheated on my mom, but there was other stuff than that) my mom is very happily married now, and most of my friends are happily married now. it seems like from what i've observed that those who are happily married are the ones who apply bible principles about marriage in their life. i only hope and pray that i find a wonderful man who will do that with me. am i setting my sights too high? neutral i hope not.
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Reply #18 posted 06/11/04 4:59pm

Rhondab

ut oh....Dex is getting cold feet....

Baby...we'll be happy...I promise!!!

lol razz
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Reply #19 posted 06/11/04 5:02pm

CarrieMpls

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DexMSR said:

I can HONESTLY say that I only know of ONE.....ONE....person in my entire LIFE that is happily married!


That's kind of sad. Does this peron know their spouse isn't happy also?
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Reply #20 posted 06/11/04 7:00pm

hIsMiRRoR

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Happily engaged. We have our bad times, but we're a great team and we get along so well that I hope to be happily married some day soon. smile

What's this about getting married too young? I was engaged at 17. Unfortunately that all went to hell when my fiancee lost his mind... But I'm 20 now and happy to be engaged again. Maybe I'm just weird...
I reject your reality and substitute my own. nutty
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Reply #21 posted 06/12/04 10:53am

Savannah

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jerseykrs said:

Fuck marriage.....

(do i sound bitter??)

oh yeah, divorce court does suck.....


What happened Jersey? Let a veteran help out.

I'm still happily trying to figure out if its better to put my spouse out of her misery before or after the divorce. Everyone is telling me that revenge is much sweeter after, but then again you're never really legally 100% divorced nowadays. Heck just a few days ago I found out I was still legally married.
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Reply #22 posted 06/12/04 11:10am

Famboozled

I think some people tend to think marriage will automatically be better than single life when in truth there are things gained and lost.

Even in the best circumstances, in a good marriage one might say, there are going to be sacrifices that are made and lots of pain. It's just that ultimately if u can get it right I think u can be happier in marriage than u ever could be single (not in everyone's case of course).

Just my opinion.

It seems that half the time in marriage u are actually opening yourself up to greater pain, are in search of a better marriage constantly, and never quite get 'there'. But, in the good times marriage can be something incredible that should not be missed out on while here on earth. There can be an incredible feeling of strength and warmth in marriage. U just have to be willing to work for it - marriage is hard, plain and simple.

For 'marriage' read long, long, long term relationships too.

I'm happily fucking married, kinda.
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Reply #23 posted 06/12/04 12:23pm

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charlottegelin said:

Happily married here too. I spend time apart from my husband every day most of the day and I am thinking of him a lot. We've been together 10 years, so surely it's a good sign! He still says to me sometimes "I can't believe you picked me!" and I feel the same way. We have 2 kids (and one one the way) and we are working towards the same goals in life, and being together is every day's reward for all our hard work.

It sounds like the same thing I have, except I have a wife and not a husband. lol
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Reply #24 posted 06/12/04 1:06pm

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lol Married 18 yrs here,,,

I like being married,,,although, there are times when I miss certain aspects of single life~~ When i was single I could be totally selfish & NOT feel guilty! I could sit on the sofa buff naked, eating pizza,,,with MY favorite toppings,,& whipped cream right out of the can! (if I wanted) thumbs up!

Go to the bathroom with the door OPEN~ Eat with my fingers~ Pick my nose,,(if I wanted)
~~~Sleep till 2:pm~~
But at least I dont have to do the singles bar scene...nothing worse than getting hit on by Losers that wont take NO for an answer~~ hmph! Not to mention getting herpes~ eeewwwww~~

Im wondering if Sleeping apart has anything to do with a happy marriage? Hubby snores like a pig,,(talks in sleep too),,& im in the spare bedroom on most nites~ hey,,I need a decent sleep!!

It keeps things fresh~ love
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Reply #25 posted 06/12/04 11:25pm

tackam

I'm happily married, but I'd be just as happy if I weren't married, and our secret (or one of them, anyway) is to give up on monogamy.

So prolly don't listen to me. lol
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Reply #26 posted 06/13/04 7:13am

JDINTERACTIVE

I think particularly in this day and age, romantic love remains a higher ideal than marriage. That's why you get so many unhappy marriages. Romance of the highest order is almost a prelude to living unhappily ever after. True romance is the opposite of a fairy tale. So whilst going out dating may often lead to marriage, marriage itself is not always romantic. By contrast, dating often leads to romance, which rarely ends in marriage. Its like wanting your cake and eating it. If you do, then you're a perfectionist! It's cool to aspire to that, but enduring love is few and far between. If you have ever experienced true romance, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it didn't last. If you have ever experienced lasting marriage, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it's not always romantic enough for you.
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Reply #27 posted 06/13/04 9:31am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

I think particularly in this day and age, romantic love remains a higher ideal than marriage. That's why you get so many unhappy marriages. Romance of the highest order is almost a prelude to living unhappily ever after. True romance is the opposite of a fairy tale. So whilst going out dating may often lead to marriage, marriage itself is not always romantic. By contrast, dating often leads to romance, which rarely ends in marriage. Its like wanting your cake and eating it. If you do, then you're a perfectionist! It's cool to aspire to that, but enduring love is few and far between. If you have ever experienced true romance, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it didn't last. If you have ever experienced lasting marriage, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it's not always romantic enough for you.


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Reply #28 posted 06/13/04 9:59am

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JDINTERACTIVE said:

I think particularly in this day and age, romantic love remains a higher ideal than marriage. That's why you get so many unhappy marriages. Romance of the highest order is almost a prelude to living unhappily ever after. True romance is the opposite of a fairy tale. So whilst going out dating may often lead to marriage, marriage itself is not always romantic. By contrast, dating often leads to romance, which rarely ends in marriage. Its like wanting your cake and eating it. If you do, then you're a perfectionist! It's cool to aspire to that, but enduring love is few and far between. If you have ever experienced true romance, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it didn't last. If you have ever experienced lasting marriage, you are both lucky and probably somewhat unhappy because it's not always romantic enough for you.


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I know...

sad

But, wise words, nonetheless. sigh
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Reply #29 posted 06/20/04 2:22pm

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bigonez said:

pejman said:

I'ma stay singular and avoid plural foe life!!!!! divorce court sucks



nice, real nice avatar..... lol




thanks... as you can see marriage is the last thing on my mind!
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