You should have mailed it to one of those "buy your gold" places.....
Would you do it all over again?
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Posts: 5170 (10/15/09 10:14:14) |
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Posts: 353 (10/15/09 12:01:24) |
illegalsmile wrote:yea..or taken it to a pawn shop! dude...you coulda bought some beer! ANYWAY, back to the question... I married 2 times already, so yea i guess i did 'do it again'. |
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Posts: 1811 (10/19/09 14:44:00) I call him "Little George" |
I would spend a few years having fun then at some point I'd get married again, if you no other reason than to have someone to drive me to the doctor when
I'm old, or I could just find some cute young thing to hire as a personal assistant.
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kelsinut |
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Posts: 2028 (11/07/09 02:43:26) Neglected brown eye |
I don't think I would.
I look at my friends' marriages and thank God I got me a good one. He'd be a very hard act to follow. |
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SteelyEyes |
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Posts: 6545 (11/07/09 04:54:23) leg curls give me chubbies |
I've thought about it again. My wife will be an incredibly hard act to follow. So much so that the prospect being compared to her would scare most women
away. That's not just my opinion. Recent events have brought the discussion up and others agree with me.
There's a complicating factor in that when people are being polite they say I'm intense. The fact of the matter is sometimes I'm like a locomotive and that makes me hard to deal with. There are three ifs that need to be met. If she does it for me, if she's not afraid to be compared to Sheryl (even if I won't do that), and if she can deal with me then I'd be glad to be married or at least in a monogamous relationship again. To be really honest without an anchor like that in my life I could get in a lot of trouble. |
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mrnicexxx |
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Posts: 2002 (11/09/09 15:53:11) |
FUCK NO!
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Hunterdonn |
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Posts: 124 (11/09/09 15:53:58) diarrhea |
Nicey
Nope. |
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aquaman |
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Posts: 1 (11/13/09 17:45:26) |
I am not so sure I would get married again. Though I made the right decision in the first place, but was wrong so what are the chances of it working out the
second time? Don't know.
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Posts: 8943 (11/13/09 17:51:45) scrap |
Depends on what you've learned from the first time - not only about relationships, but about yourself and what you can and cannot accept in another
individual.
Like I said, when I first got married to the ex, I had no idea he'd end up so far removed from who I married in 5 years. Took me another 10 to decide I could no longer live with what he had become. The man I married this summer is so far removed from what the first one was like. I made sure that I wasn't going to fall into the same rut, choosing the same type of guy. Will things be wildly different 5 years from now? I don't know. But who he is now....it was worth taking the chance again. |
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Posts: 680 (11/13/09 23:42:46) parasite free |
I'm going to say no. Is this a for sure answer? Hell NO. I love my husband very much and I'd give him the world if I could. He's a great father
and a very attentive husband. Are we perfect? Nope. There are times when I think... wtf was I thinking? It usually only lasts like a few minutes though.
LOL
IF and that is a big IF, something happened to him and I was to lose him, I don't think I could get remarried again. It took me 31 years to finally find a guy I could trust with my life. It's just the way I am I guess. I really don't think I could find someone that would make me feel the same way again. |
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SteelyEyes |
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Posts: 6552 (11/14/09 03:00:33) leg curls give me chubbies |
I reconsidered again I'm coming down squarely on maybe to probably not.
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