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What do you think of the whole idea of getting married?
I had this talk with my boyfriend. He wants to get married whereas I think that we don't need a piece of paper to show how much we love each other.
Am I missing the point of marriage?
I know I want to be with my boyfriend for the rest of my life, I just don't see why I need to get married to show that.
Though to be honest, I'll proberly get married eventually and do the traditional thing.
I had this talk with my boyfriend. He wants to get married whereas I think that we don't need a piece of paper to show how much we love each other.
Am I missing the point of marriage?
I know I want to be with my boyfriend for the rest of my life, I just don't see why I need to get married to show that.
Though to be honest, I'll proberly get married eventually and do the traditional thing.
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What do you think of the whole idea of getting married?
I had this talk with my boyfriend. He wants to get married whereas I think that we don't need a piece of paper to show how much we love each other.
Am I missing the point of marriage?
I know I want to be with my boyfriend for the rest of my life, I just don't see why I need to get married to show that.
Though to be honest, I'll proberly get married eventually and do the traditional thing.
I had this talk with my boyfriend. He wants to get married whereas I think that we don't need a piece of paper to show how much we love each other.
Am I missing the point of marriage?
I know I want to be with my boyfriend for the rest of my life, I just don't see why I need to get married to show that.
Though to be honest, I'll proberly get married eventually and do the traditional thing.
Marriage is a declaration of your love to each other by entering into a contract whereby you promise to be faithful and loving until you get divorced.
If you don't understand the point of marriage then you're stupid.
If you don't understand the point of marriage then you're stupid.
I think it's a great concept, that you love each other enough to put on a big show, spend a lot of money and do a whole load of pointless stuff simply because you can as if to prove that you love each other. The meaning is only what it means to you, if you can't see the point in the pointless then you're not ready.
pfft..why do you need a contract to be in love and to be faithful to someone?
At the end of the day, if you love someone, and you are faithful to them, why do you need a piece of paper to show that?
I'm going to love my boyfriend for as long as I live, and hell would freeze over before I ever think of cheating on him and I don't need to marry him to tell him, or anyone else for that matter.
At the end of the day, if you love someone, and you are faithful to them, why do you need a piece of paper to show that?
I'm going to love my boyfriend for as long as I live, and hell would freeze over before I ever think of cheating on him and I don't need to marry him to tell him, or anyone else for that matter.
I've known many young couples who wanted to get married.
All of them are split up now.
All of them are split up now.
If you can see how pointless it is and still want to do it then you have your reason and meaning.
Very true. Lots of young people meet their first serious boyfriend/girlfriend and think that, they are the one they are going to marry.
On the other hand there are lots of couples who are happily married. My sister got engaged at 17, my parents did also, so did my boyfriends parents.
On the other hand there are lots of couples who are happily married. My sister got engaged at 17, my parents did also, so did my boyfriends parents.
Puddin' wrote:
> Very true. Lots of young people meet their first serious
> boyfriend/girlfriend and think that, they are the one they are going
> to marry.
Thats just natural, first love always works on a low bar to jump and you raise your standards as you get older.
> On the other hand there are lots of couples who are happily married.
> My sister got engaged at 17, my parents did also, so did my
> boyfriends parents.
I'm imagining your sister is young, and your parents are of a different time. I get the feeling relationships are more dysfunctional in this generation, no idea why.
> Very true. Lots of young people meet their first serious
> boyfriend/girlfriend and think that, they are the one they are going
> to marry.
Thats just natural, first love always works on a low bar to jump and you raise your standards as you get older.
> On the other hand there are lots of couples who are happily married.
> My sister got engaged at 17, my parents did also, so did my
> boyfriends parents.
I'm imagining your sister is young, and your parents are of a different time. I get the feeling relationships are more dysfunctional in this generation, no idea why.
My sister is 24 and has been married for 18 months.
Puddin' wrote:
> My sister is 24 and has been married for 18 months.
Good luck to her
> My sister is 24 and has been married for 18 months.
Good luck to her
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