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I don't believe there is any single "right" person to marry.
There are many people to marry and they range from: "wildly wrong to marry" up to probably okay to marry if you're feeling lucky and willing to work very hard at being married."
Happily ever after only happens in fairy tales.
In the past it seemed single people were looked upon suspiciously, I'm not sure that's true anymore...
Well.. okay .. I don't..
Suspiciously? why?
Suspiciously? why?
In previous eras single men were looked upon with suspicion because society really didn't have a place for them. Single women remained with their parents until they either found a Husband or became spinsters. Single Men were suspected of being unable or unwilling to follow societal norms, thus being unable to find a family that would give him their daughter in marriage.
Oh thats true, however things have changed alot now, odds are if you are a man you are going to end up single whether you like it or not, whether its in your 20s or when you are 45 after 20 years of marriage when your wife wants to divorce you and relive her 20s and sleep with college kids.
Oh thats true, however things have changed alot now, odds are if you are a man you are going to end up single whether you like it or not, whether its in your 20s or when you are 45 after 20 years of marriage when your wife wants to divorce you and relive her 20s and sleep with college kids.
Either that or there are some of us who just don't see much use in the modern woman and end up being bachelors for life because of that.
In the past marriage was a necessary societal concept. Modern American society has essentially removed all need for marriage by removing all vestiges of morality and values from society.
Oh thats true, however things have changed alot now, odds are if you are a man you are going to end up single whether you like it or not, whether its in your 20s or when you are 45 after 20 years of marriage when your wife wants to divorce you and relive her 20s and sleep with college kids.
Either that or there are some of us who just don't see much use in the modern woman and end up being bachelors for life because of that.
In the past marriage was a necessary societal concept. Modern American society has essentially removed all need for marriage by removing all vestiges of morality and values from society.
Oh thats true, however things have changed alot now, odds are if you are a man you are going to end up single whether you like it or not, whether its in your 20s or when you are 45 after 20 years of marriage when your wife wants to divorce you and relive her 20s and sleep with college kids.
Either that or there are some of us who just don't see much use in the modern woman and end up being bachelors for life because of that.
In the past marriage was a necessary societal concept. Modern American society has essentially removed all need for marriage by removing all vestiges of morality and values from society.
I have been married Anachronism and I really don't believe in it anymore, besides our society just wants to keep having fun and everyone wants to live like they are 22 for the rest of their life. When I got a divorce I slept with a few divorcees in their 40's who were going out every night looking for a man in his 20s to sleep with and they wanted no real relationship, they had been married for about 20 years and had kids almost my age, they had no interest in men their age, I met ALOT of women like this in California. It is alot easier, cheaper, and more mentally stable to be a bachelor than married thats for sure.
Married works for me, but single had its high points.
I find the most consistent and enduring happiness, to be when I am single. I am bound by no restraints nor do I place any on another.
"You cannot capture happiness no matter how much you chase after it. Happiness is something that follows you; it follows your positive actions."