+12345...Blah Blah Blah.
Once again, if you find that things aren't working out so well after the first year, get out. First sign of difficulty my ass. One year is enough time, if you can get past your emotions, to realize things will not work out.
I took three years to try to justify my marriage. Then, finally, I got out. Thankfully, no kids were involved.
Why contribute to the 50% divorce rate? Because after a reasonable amount of time ya gotta face some hard realities and realize how short life is, and how long you have to be miserable. Not to mention the possibility that if you try to justify your marriage long enough you might just bring some children into this world who have to endure your screwed up marriage as well as the trauma of
Mommy and Daddy splitting up. Or, Mommy and Daddy staying together long enough, miserable, until the kids go off to college only to learn that they have absolutely nothing in common and get divorced.
Now, before any snide comments come flying in based upon some suppostion that, my parents marriage, based upon my comments on parents getting divorced after their children's High School Career...here's a shocker!
My Ma and Pa are going to celebrate their 40th anniversary this year! Yep! 40 years of happy marriage! Only the occasional off comment by one or the other upset such a record over time based upon what I saw. Sure, it could be one slug fest every night with good ol' Ma and Pa, but I doubt it.
So spare me the whole "negativity going into it" melodrama.
Some realities are harsh ones.
But, to the original poster, I wish you the best. May every day with your wife be Warm and Fuzzy.
And that, folks, is from the heart.
Amen.
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Yes...good advice...Go into it with the attitude that you'll quit at the first sign of difficulty. Nice.
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+1 If you take that stance you are doomed. It's a person not a used car that you can trade in for a newer model. If you can't handle marriage then don't get involved with it in the first place. Why contribute to the already 50% divorce rate?
I wish you both the best that life has to offer in your new journey
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+1 Patty
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