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| Topic: Did your parent's marriage teach you anything about marriage | |
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 Did your parent's marriage teach you anything about marriage?
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apparently not
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Yea it taught me to never get married
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Yeah .. indirectly, not to get married as they were separated after I was born.
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It SHOULD have taught me that there are better ways to waste 28 years -- but it didn't.
The only good part is I wasted a LOT less time on mine! |
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they didn't invite me to their marriage...so i will not comment on it
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to not rush into marriage just because you are simply head over heels and what not...
that its loads of work and communication and good sex is the big key... biggest fear for me is marriage though 
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My parents have been married for 32 years. Still together and still loving it.
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My parents have been married for 32 years. Still together and still loving it. That's awesome my parents were married for about a year and got divorced when I was 10 months old.. Yea my dad still kinda blames me for it |
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mine will celebrate 30 years in march.. and still as much in love now as ever..
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Yea it taught me to never get married |
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Yea it taught me to never get married 
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my real father passed when i was 10 months old and my mother stayed single until i was 18. so i didnt really have that married parents thing to look up to. my grandparents were married forever and a day. they didnt sleep in same room, never showed physical love, hug, kiss, etc... but, you just knew they loved each other and always had a mutual respect. i loved them dearly! my mother did remarry when i was 18 to a wonderful man who was there for her in everyway and treated her like gold.
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Yea it taught me to never get married
Sad thing is that it's sooo true.... |
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my parents were never married to each other
(product of the late 70's) but they both married other people when I was 10 and I learned a lot about how I don't want my marriage to be |
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Mom and Dad just celebrated 55 years of marriage. What they taught me is to respect each other, to listen to each other and to remember that nothing in life is easy---but it is easier with your best friend at your side.
And Dad still gets jealous when other men compliment Mom or kiss her hello....(not crazy jealous, just like "Hey, that's enough!" kind of jealous) |
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yea don marry an army MP cause she will control our every breath
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yeah.. I know how not to be if I get married...
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Yea it taught me to never get married
Sad thing is that it's sooo true.... 
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Which marriage are we talking about? Her 1st with my biological sperm donor, or the two times she married and divorced my step~dad who raised us 6 kids and is the greatest man on the earth to me!
Naw, her marriages never taught me anything..other then not get a boyfriend while married to someone else....which I'd NEVER do anyways!! |
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