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Should marriage be a lifelong commitment?
$tyli$h Executive:
I did not mean that actually. What I meant is that both partners should not try to 'restrict' the other which can lead to one being 'trapped'. Like I would never restrict my wife over anything. She will be free to go whereever she wants or do whatever she wants as long as she is there when I get home. Similarly, I would not tolerate her interfering or restricting my life in any way. I would do as I want. And she would do as she wants. Marriage should not be as to 'trap' one or both partners. They should be able to carry on just as they want. So, to allow for this, it should not be some boring lifelong commitment. It should be more like a temporary contract. :)
Alpha:
Commitment--- dedication and restriction to only one partner.
Marriage is bound by so many restrictions, even if they are not visible enough. 'Freedom' has its limits too.
Your wife should be here when you reach home--- that's one example.
Personally, I would prefer marriage as a union with all its restraints. That's a "bond". :) And harder it is, longer it lasts.
Temporary contract?
Divorce is not a play, and marriage, not a game, boy.
It is the only contract that lasts for a lifetime, else, it’s not a contract.
astarmathsandphysics:
What percentage of wives see their husbands as pets?
Like the dog. To be exercised, fed, cleaned up after. Bloody nuisance if he sleeps on the sofa.
nid404:
you should be careful when choose ur partner....
If you say u love someone, you should love him/her forever.....nothing should lead to a divorce...
That's why im against arranged marriages....it's kinda forcing you to get married to someone who's a complete stranger
True Love=Strong relationship=No divorce=Happy Life.... ;D :P
nid404:
my dad showed me this message
Nobody teaches volcanoes to erupt, tsunamis to rise and hurricanes to sway around and no one teaches how to choose a wife.
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Natural disasters just happen!
He wouldn't dare to show that to Mom :P
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