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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When people idolize their parents' or especially their grandparents' long marriage.  So dumb and naive.  You have no idea whether Granny loved being stuck at home cooking and cleaning and raising babies all day when she had no choice, and you have no idea whether Gramps kept it in his pants.  Zero.  It seems far more likely to me that marriages were less happy back then, it's just they weren't allowed to divorce. [/quote]

Lol. These are the same posters who claim that none of their close friends have had an affair. [/quote]

People who did not have a happy childhood and were not raised in a loving marriage.  They are cynical and don’t realize the trauma and jealousy and dysfunction that resulted from witnessing two unhappy people is now their own destiny as well.  They are not nice people and can’t understand honesty or integrity.  They end up selfish and bitter.[/quote]

Project much? My parents have been married for 40 years. Happily.

However, I understand certain realities. [/quote]

The post you are commenting on is in direct response to the two miserable, cynical pps above.  And, yes, I am surrounded by people that brag that their parents never attended one of their sporting events and showed little affection and yet they turned out fine—as justification for their behavior with their own children and spouses.  There is a lot of hurt and dysfunction in adults that stems from their childhood.[/quote]

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