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That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.In order to get to know someone that well, you have to invest so much in the relationship you basically are already married. As long as you maintain the idea in the back of your head that you can just walk away if it gets difficult, you'll never form that ultimate bond.I would want to know everything about the person I was marrying. The only way to do that is to live with that person and get to know all of their annoying quirks and habits and if you are compatible, not only sexually but in other ways as well. IMO, that is why people are so unhappy and miserable with their marriages. They married a person that they didn't really know and now they're stuck with it FOREVER.
Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
I'm talking about irreconcilable differences, and lots of people are just not compatible. They fight about everything. Is that a good environment in which to raise children?
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.In order to get to know someone that well, you have to invest so much in the relationship you basically are already married. As long as you maintain the idea in the back of your head that you can just walk away if it gets difficult, you'll never form that ultimate bond.I would want to know everything about the person I was marrying. The only way to do that is to live with that person and get to know all of their annoying quirks and habits and if you are compatible, not only sexually but in other ways as well. IMO, that is why people are so unhappy and miserable with their marriages. They married a person that they didn't really know and now they're stuck with it FOREVER.
Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.In order to get to know someone that well, you have to invest so much in the relationship you basically are already married. As long as you maintain the idea in the back of your head that you can just walk away if it gets difficult, you'll never form that ultimate bond.I would want to know everything about the person I was marrying. The only way to do that is to live with that person and get to know all of their annoying quirks and habits and if you are compatible, not only sexually but in other ways as well. IMO, that is why people are so unhappy and miserable with their marriages. They married a person that they didn't really know and now they're stuck with it FOREVER.
Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
You and he have no idea why a couple decides to end their marriages, and since it's a pain in the ass to have a divorce, I imagine that most of the time their reasons are pretty good. You don't need to "approve" of other people's decisions or relationships.
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.In order to get to know someone that well, you have to invest so much in the relationship you basically are already married. As long as you maintain the idea in the back of your head that you can just walk away if it gets difficult, you'll never form that ultimate bond.
Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.Not if you care for the person. Marriage is just a piece of paper. Besides, why wouldn't you just want to be able to walk away from a bad relationship? You want to be stuck in one?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
That depends how you define a "bad" relationship. Abuse or infidelity certainly is a reason to walk away, while getting irritated because he/she leaves socks on the floor is not. As for marriage only being a piece of paper, it is only to those who refuse to fully commit. Like I said, as long as you retain the option of walking away when things get a little rough, you'll never get the ultimate relationship.
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
I would have known that before we got married.
What if she changed into a liberal? Then what?
Who leaves their spouse because they left socks on the floor? Are you being serious?
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
I would have known that before we got married.
Maybe, maybe not.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
I would have known that before we got married.
Maybe, maybe not.
Doubtful. I wouldn't marry someone that stupid.
It is certainly a possibility, so would you divorce her for that? Is that a "trivial" reason to you?
Who?He was exaggerating to prove a point. He isn't too far off though.
How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
Well, you said you knew, so why did they divorce?
Who?How do you know? Do you know why people end their marriages? Did you do a poll or something?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
Well, you said you knew, so why did they divorce?
Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
I would have known that before we got married.
Maybe, maybe not.
Doubtful. I wouldn't marry someone that stupid.
You would have no way of predicting such a thing though.
I think you are one of our conservative posters, so imagine, if you married a woman to find out she was a liberal!
I would have known that before we got married.
Maybe, maybe not.
Doubtful. I wouldn't marry someone that stupid.
You would have no way of predicting such a thing though.
I'm serious. One would have to be pretty stupid to suddenly become a Democrat when they are not. I'd be seriously concerned for her sanity.
Who?Well I have seen a lot of divorces in my day. Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too.
When did I say I had to "approve"? I never said that or implied it.
Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
Well, you said you knew, so why did they divorce?
You said this "Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too." So? What was the trivial stuff?
Who?Well, apparently to them it was not so trivial. Most people get married before they are ready, or they marry someone they don't know well enough. They don't know what it's like to live with that person.
I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
Well, you said you knew, so why did they divorce?
You said this "Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too." So? What was the trivial stuff?
That's irrelevant. I was responding to your statement that leaving socks on the floor was too trivial to get divorced over. They were an example.
Who?I'm sure it wasn't trivial to them, but YOU said that leaving socks on the floor is too trivial. Perhaps it wasn't trivial to them.
Well, you said you knew, so why did they divorce?
You said this "Many friends and family members have been divorced, many also, more than once. Often times it was very trivial stuff too." So? What was the trivial stuff?
That's irrelevant. I was responding to your statement that leaving socks on the floor was too trivial to get divorced over. They were an example.
It is not irrelevant. You brought it up. You claim to know why people divorce and you claim that their reasons are "trivial." Maybe you should just admit that you have no idea, and that is not really YOUR place to judge whether or not their reasons are trivial?
