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Reply to "Why do people change their mind and want to remarry again?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What would be the difference in your relationship if you got married? (Finances aside). Do you live together? Do you spend most of your time together? Are you each other's "other person"? I guess I've never fully understood why someone is so against marriage unless it's that level of commitment they are against. In which case, that's the issue here. She wants to be more committed/serious than you. [/quote] I know I don't ever want to be taken advantage of again. If I want to get out I want to be able to just walk out a door. I dont want my money or health in jeopardy. [/quote] I wouldn't date or marry someone with this level of baggage.[/quote] +1. You’ve got one eye on your path to the door at all times. No thanks.[/quote] The best middle-aged partners are widowers who were happily married. [/quote] Depends on why they died early. Maybe they are unhealthy people or used them for their money making. Accidental death by someone else maybe this holds true but many people made the other spouse work too hard and they died early or they are so hung up on their late spouse that you will never measure up. [/quote]
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