Anonymous wrote:People can change overnight and there is no way of telling which one you believed to be very nice will, once married, turn into something else. It's always taking a chance.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I have no idea if my husband sits or stands when he pees. We go to the bathroom in private.
That's just weird -- you've never seen your husband go to the bathroom?? Really?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Itty bitty advice here in terms of how a guy relates to his family (and it should be somewhat similar to how you relate to your family-two dysfuntional people can stay together forever off and on), but look for a guy who grew up with sisters not too much older or younger than him-he's more likely to think of women as fellow human beings as opposed to visitors from Venus. He should also be musical and like shoe shopping.
What ?!
Anonymous wrote:NP here. ITA with what kind of car he drives (money as/not as a priority) and how he fights (does he respect your opinion/choices). I might add - does he know when to back you up? I agree also with his relationship with his family - but be sure to witness the dynamics first hand.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can't sit down. Every time do that-it-drops in the water.
Mr. Ed, is that you? Get back in the stable and off the laptop.
Anonymous wrote:I have no idea if my husband sits or stands when he pees. We go to the bathroom in private.
Anonymous wrote:I can't sit down. Every time do that-it-drops in the water.
Anonymous wrote:Itty bitty advice here in terms of how a guy relates to his family (and it should be somewhat similar to how you relate to your family-two dysfuntional people can stay together forever off and on), but look for a guy who grew up with sisters not too much older or younger than him-he's more likely to think of women as fellow human beings as opposed to visitors from Venus. He should also be musical and like shoe shopping.