I disagree with this. I think marriage will always be around and there are so many benefits with having a healthy marriage. However, while I hope my kids get into health marriages, I'd rather they be single than endure a bad marriage and breakup. My husband and I are both cycle breakers. I think the wrong spouse can make your life a living hell even after you divorce (especially if there are kids). We've seen what it has done to friends and family and i would not wish that on anyone. |
| Not given the guy she is dating š |
His better half is cultured and educated with no trauma story from childhood. He will be fine as a President. |
Imho that's the best decision he ever made, finding a decent and intelligent woman from a stable family. |
That does not negate the fact that his beliefs are still abhorrent. |
Get a life. |
Lies, men always benefit more. |
Maybe. But, as a woman, I feel that my marriage was the best thing that happened to me in my life and it has impacted my family, kids, health, finances in a positive manner. The thing is that you need to be married to a man who is a true partner and champion. who understands your role in the health and wellbeing of children and keeping the family together. |
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I think that a good age to be married is between late 20s and early 30s. Also, they should be adulting successfully and efficiently for a few years.
I think if they are ok to be living in shared apartments, taking public transportation, have no kids and have no debts etc then it is ok to have a HHI even as low as 60k+ for starting salaries. |
But she would not be president. And he is a mess. |
| My 38-year-old son is still single, and actively looking for a wife. He received his BS degree at the age of 22, MS at 24, and a Ph.D. at 28. He spent the last ten years advancing his career in tech at Apple and Nvidia, and he didn't pay much attention to looking for a wife. He has enough money to generate 3M per year in interest, and never has to work again. However, according to him, it is so much harder now because he will never know if a woman will like him for him or because of his money. He has gone on many dates, and most of the women that he goes out with are either divorced, single mothers, or both, and emotionally damaged. In other words, so much baggage. He said his prospect of finding a wife without baggage is almost slim to none. YMMV. |
This^ and you've to be a good partner yourself as well to build a good partnership. |
Pendulum is moving and nightmare wives are also becoming a norm so not a given for men to benefit. |
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You want your siblings to āworryā that their - checks notes - 35 year old children are not married?
Your siblings must be around 60 yrs oldā¦you donāt think they have more pressing matters to be worried about?? (Health, meds, parents, retirement, whether to downsize/relocate)ā¦I think you are the only one who wants to worry about their marriage prospects. I feel like Iām in Pride & Prejudice reading this⦠|
| My eldest has had several serious relationships that ended at the 18 month mark. Iām mildly worried because Iām scared she will settle. Personally, I think 18 months is not long enough to know if you should spend the rest of your life with someone. |