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  1. tracysbeans

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    Ditto in reverse!
     
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  2. Mystery Squid

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    :lol:

    The interactions between males and females is something I sometimes think I live for! Never, ever, a dull moment!
     
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    TO much drama for me now! I like being single!
     
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    Guys are a BIT easier though...

    Simply because there is one common denominator that governs most of their actions (generally speaking anyway)....

    With women, it can be 1,000,000 different things!


    :ph34r:
     
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    galaxee mostly benevolent

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    exactly the reason i enjoy being married.

    very little drama. very much of the good end of relationships (wink wink nudge nudge) overall it works out nicely.
     
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    But sometimes that's the trouble though!
     
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    I find the women who say this, are usually ones that have gone almost their entire lives in some sort of relationship or other, with barely any "breaks"....

    :ph34r:
     
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    I think you'll get bored because you're too young.

    Just a gut reaction/feeling...


    :ph34r:
     
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    I like making ALL my decisions though. I'm pretty set in my ways and spoiled now. I think I would get bored being married. Just not my cup of tea.

    I keep the drama out though by just staying away from men now.
     
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    PS For many that's when the drama starts!
     
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    :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
     
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    Not in my case!
     
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    See?

    10%


    :lol:
     
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    galaxee mostly benevolent

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    cause i'm 23? :huh:

    nah, life is plenty exciting for me right now. i had too much excitement early on in life, i really enjoy the stability now. besides, it's not like we're some boring pair of people. oh, no :lol:
     
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    My sister was with her husband for 20 years and had 4 kids with him. At 21 years of marriage he kicked her to the curb. :(
     
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    galaxee mostly benevolent

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    who says i don't make all the decisions?? :lol: actually, we agree on quite a bit of things anyway. and we manage to find something suitable for us both if we disagree.

    to each their own though... some like marriage and some hate it. :)
     
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    Yeah, I think 23 is generally too young to get married. At least in this day and age... I don't think one really establishes their true, or refined, identity until a little later on... That's my take on it anyway. I know for a fact had I married my ex GF at 23, it would have, most assuredly, been over by now, unless we both "grew in synch"...
     
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    galaxee mostly benevolent

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    yikes, nasty. depressing.
     
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    That's true. Same for kids. Some want them and some don't. I'm glad I had one though. That's enough though especially now that she almost 19!

    I can ride off into the sunset in my Prius all alone! (LOL)
     
    #59 tracysbeans, Jan 15, 2006
  20. Mystery Squid

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    I think it's a good risk to take though.

    IMO, better to risk and lose than to never have risked at all...! You only live once...
     
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