S/o: Men who remarried, why?
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Anonymous
| Be honest. |
Anonymous
| Safe bareback sex. |
Anonymous
I appreciate your honesty. |
Anonymous
| Loneliness; desire for companionship |
Anonymous
You can have this without marriage |
Anonymous
After that second little pink line appears, it's safe for nine months. |
Anonymous
| To show my ex that she was the problem in the marriage. |
Anonymous
How does getting remarried prove that? People aren't interchangeable like light bulbs --that one's a dud because the next one works! |
Anonymous
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I like being in a relationship and being good to someone. In a weird way, it reaffirms what I want to believe about myself - that I'm a good person. Dating or my previous relationship didn't allow me to support that belief.
I also found an awesome woman with a great butt who happened to like me too. 14 years later we're still very happy (and lucky). |
Anonymous
| Triumph of hope over experience. |
Anonymous
| Because being alone at 75 sounds miserable. |
Anonymous
Men like having someone take care of them in old age. No matter how rich they are, especially if they're rich. Women on the other hand, who are rich, seems much likely to care less - they just hire out services. It's a strange conundrum. |
Anonymous
It's not really strange. When you think 'caregiver', "man" does not come to mind. So that would not be a woman's reason. |
Anonymous
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I've been divorced for a year and have no problem stating that I would like to remarry. Even though I'm a natural introvert, life is more fun with a companion.
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Anonymous
I have a relative who is 75. His wife died almost 20 years ago. He is single and he dates some. Here is what he told me: "I am happier than I have been in 50 years, single and without a woman." He is also rich. He does have a fantastic lifestyle. |