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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Something wrong with all you single people. You won’t remarry because you aren’t the marrying type in the first place and are all bitter. [/quote]

Yea, a great constellation of opportunistic users on this thread with zero morals or attachments[/quote]

Maybe if men want women to have “morals and attachments” and marry them, they should step up and contribute more to relationships. The stark difference between male and female interest in dating & remarriage indicates men are doing something pretty wrong collectively. Once we no longer need men to provide children or money, the equation shifts. There’s nothing immoral about it. [/quote]

Maybe you’re the problem with playing victim. [/quote]

ha you wish. it really bothers you that older women don’t want to get married. [/quote]

“I don’t want to get married again I’m tired of taking care of useless manbabies” is pure cope from women who are old and unattractive and thus men aren’t interested in marrying them.[/quote]

It's the opposite.  Women who are the most attractive and independently wealthy are the least likely to want remarriage. And so what?  Plenty of women want marriage or remarriage, so date them if that's your goal.  No need to get testy on here. [/quote]

True. And the only woman I know who did remarry ended up with a real albatross. I see literally zero role models for remarriage in my life, but many very content older single women. [/quote]

Maybe you don't travel enough? I see happy elderly couples on their second or third marriages happily traveling together all over the world all the time on my international vacations. They don't think their kids won't get enough; each of them is self-sufficient and has own pensions, assets etc but it didn't prevent them from committing and marriage. Yes, in most cases one of the spouses doesn't have kids and makes the second spouse  a "beloved baby" they take care of, or each of them only has one child. Never saw happily married elderly couples (e.g. over 70 yo) in blended families situation. [/quote]

an adult “beloved baby”?? what??
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That's a  joke. Just a common theme I observe in these happier middle age marriages: one spouse would be very caring about the other. Doesn't matter if it's M or F they just have different expressions in "spoiling" their partner[/quote]

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