Why did you marry him/her?

Anonymous
I married my college sweetheart after locating her 10 years later. Also I was tired of sleeping with so many woman. When the hunter becomes the hunted, it's not fun anymore.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I married my college sweetheart after locating her 10 years later. Also I was tired of sleeping with so many woman. When the hunter becomes the hunted, it's not fun anymore.




What in the hell?
Anonymous
People do change for better and for worse.

But these changes are usual subtle and certainly as one gets older a person tends to mellow. However, I have seen over and over again couples get married where one party or the other is just flawed in a way that will come back to haunt them down the line.

When I met my daughter's ex-husband for the first time before she married him - they were with us for a long weekend - I could see characteristics in him which I was sure would create problems in their relationship. I told her this but she chose to ignore it and less than a year after they married, they separated and divorced. In years to come she acknowledged that it was a terrible mistake she made because there were definite indications that conflicts would arise.

A driven person who is very ambitious and career focused is not going to suddenly change after he becomes a parent and do his share of child-rearing. This same ambitious person and the success he attains may be appealing to a woman when he is single but it would be foolhardy to enter into a marriage and then expect him to play the role a more family oriented guy would when he becomes a parent.

I don't claim any particular talent at judging people but more often than not the signs are there but one has to be willing to recognize them and not gloss over them. I think there is sometimes an overwhelming pressure - societal or otherwise - for women to marry and it causes otherwise discerning women to overlook the warning signs.
Anonymous
Because I came to understand whoever I married would have to accept that I was going to sleep with her when the occasion arose. She was constant, someone I always wanted to have in my life and I found myself wanting to adjust my life to accommodate her presence in it. When the opportunity to marry her came up, I made the right decision.
Still glad I married her after 2 decades.
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