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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why did you get married so young in the first place?  I don't know anyone in our social circle (except grandparents) who got married in their twenties or earlier.[/quote]

Really helpful, thank you! Do you feel good about yourself for sharing that?

And...no one in this scenario got married earlier than their 20s(?)[/quote]

Honestly, if that's the case OP they couldn't have been married for more than 3-5 years then. I'd be mad if I contributed any funds to their wedding but you know your children better than any of us, so. [/quote]

Do you always put your money ahead of your children’s well-being?[/quote]

When its 10s of thousands of dollars, I'd question if my child had put any thought into the person they were marrying before they said 'I do'. Because if they had, this wouldn't be happening. [/quote]

You are really wrong. So I suppose I needed to date my ex longer (2 years) have a longer engagement (1 year) have us become more fully integrated into each other’s family and lives (couldn’t be more possible) invest in a house, have two children. Be there in love forveach other for over ten years before she grew inexplicably cold and distant and told me she loved her affair partner?

You live in a bubble. You can’t discern all that will occur in the future. [/quote]

The PP should not invest tens of thousands in weddings if they care that much about money. What an ass![/quote]

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