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[quote=Anonymous]agree with 10:58 and 11:22. If your spidey-sense is going off, and you are not usually suspicous, listen to it. OP I've been married 20 years and wow it's rough at times after kids and when job crises or setbacks occur. It's so much easier when all you have to worry about is yourself. My point is, marriage/kids/job etc--LIFE--will test him. So you need to trust that the person you are going along for the ride with is going to stay solid through it all. What you don't want is someone not solid, and then you've got kids who have to suffer and deal with him. This goes for women, too--any potential mate. When single, most people think, "can I handle this for the rest of my life?" but the real question is, "can I subject my future children to this?" and in the case of mental illness, for example, "can I handle a mentally ill spouse and children who have the same illness?" (and that applies not just mental illness, that's just an easy example)[/quote]
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