pond scum wrote:
I turned in my roommate and me roommate turned in me after 2 years.
pond scum wrote:
I turned in my roommate and me roommate turned in me after 2 years.
Makes no sense wrote:
pond scum wrote:
I turned in my roommate and me roommate turned in me after 2 years.
This is when you shove your head so far up your roommates butt you come out their mouth and you've become them and them you. Takes 1-3 years.
If possible, buy the house in your own name before getting married. This may help you retain it as your separate property depending on the state law that applies.
1. YOU buy the house. Have the other buy everything else (cars). You can sort this out later if needed.
2. Please update in 1, 2, 5 years.
I guess you've finally found yourself a sugar mama to replace your actual mama!
What's the exit plan if/when carp hits the fan from moving too fast?
I have a co-worker that just bought a house with the woman he has been dating for a year. They aren't engaged, married, or committed for the long term. But he is a narcissistic sociopath that only sees things in terms of money and self-benefit, and she seems a bit clueless and gullible, so it's a perfect match. For now.
I say, why not. People date for two years, get engaged and go through all that only to get divorced a year after the wedding. I'd say his chances are as good as anyone else's.
This sounds like a scam.
He met a woman online and proposed a week later. Then he scammed her out of $80K, police say
https://www.cnn.com/2019/05/24/us/georgia-alleged-romance-con-artist-trnd/index.html
This is either the first girl you've been with and it feels great or you have been in a number of relationships of different lengths and you can already tell this girl is the best of the bunch.
Which is it?
Known only 4 months? When the bloom wears off the rose...
Unhinged wrote:
why wrote:
can she suck it right off your pelvis?
Why the rush?
We both want it, we've both had some crummy relationships and we both get along incredibly well.
LOL, Everybody get's along "incredibly well.. " at first. Wait 3 years, then you'll see.
We've both been in some decent and crummy relationships and this girl is by far the best of the bunch. Patient, kind, supports my running, the works. We've gotten in a couple disagreements but have been able to work through them like adults. Really refreshing
Star wrote:
This is either the first girl you've been with and it feels great or you have been in a number of relationships of different lengths and you can already tell this girl is the best of the bunch.
Which is it?
Had that happen to friends who were high school/college sweathearts. The world goes round
Sounds good doesn't work wrote:
Knew a couple who married after only a month or so of dating. They got divorced after 2 years.
Psychologists will tell you that for the first year, you are more motivated by lust than love. That being said, a person can be happily married to about one in every six people, so the need to try to find that one perfect individual to complete a person is utter nonsense. I dated my wife for six months before we got engaged, got married after about 13 months and have been happily married for about 15 years. My parents dated for a week before getting engaged (dad was on leave from the military during Vietnam), got married after a month and were happily married for 40+ years until my mom died of cancer. Duration of courtship is just one predictor of marital success, not the only predictor. Statistically, the ideal courtship duration is 1-3 years. As long as you are both educated, not being compelled to marry (she isn't pregnant or either of you is trying to gain citizenship) and are aware of each others faults, you should be fine as long as you both understand that by entering into a partnership involves that going forward you will act in the interest of the partnership rather than in the interest of the individual. Best of luck to you.
Some like it dirty wrote:
Unhinged wrote:
We both want it, we've both had some crummy relationships and we both get along incredibly well.
Until you realize she poops
We're both actually really comfortable using the bathroom with the door open. Though she almost killed me one time at Victoria Secret with the nastiest fart
joedirt wrote:
Psychologists will tell you that for the first year, you are more motivated by lust than love. That being said, a person can be happily married to about one in every six people, so the need to try to find that one perfect individual to complete a person is utter nonsense. I dated my wife for six months before we got engaged, got married after about 13 months and have been happily married for about 15 years. My parents dated for a week before getting engaged (dad was on leave from the military during Vietnam), got married after a month and were happily married for 40+ years until my mom died of cancer. Duration of courtship is just one predictor of marital success, not the only predictor. Statistically, the ideal courtship duration is 1-3 years. As long as you are both educated, not being compelled to marry (she isn't pregnant or either of you is trying to gain citizenship) and are aware of each others faults, you should be fine as long as you both understand that by entering into a partnership involves that going forward you will act in the interest of the partnership rather than in the interest of the individual. Best of luck to you.
I didn't expect a post this well thought out to be written in this thread. Thanks Joedirt!
????? wrote:
Ages?
She's 28 and I'm 26. So relatively young
Are you stupid?
Back when marriages didn't end in divorce, you met, got married, and moved together in less than 3 months. Now we spend too much time dating and they always end in divorce.
Unhinged wrote:
Ask me anything
I'm guessing she gives up the backdoor?