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Reply to "what happened to "spouse" that got replaced with "partner"?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To me “partner” means you’re in a committed relationship as a family unit, and may or may not be married. [/quote] I would only use it for an unmarried couple. People use it on purpose to indicate that they are committed, but not married. P[b]eople don’t have to be married to be committed to each other and the word partner is a perfect way to indicate high level of commitment. [/b] [/quote] Says the woman who has been waiting for years for a proposal from her "boyfriend."[/quote]I'm not the person you quoted but not every woman aspires to marry. I was with my ex for over 20 years, we had a home (that I still live in), and raised a family. Five years into our relationship I got the proposal and ring, but we never ended up marrying. It just wasn't important to me to go through with the ceremony and there has not been one negative, even after our breakup. I have no regrets. [/quote]
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