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Should marriage be a lifelong commitment?
$tyli$h Executive:
--- Quote from: astarmathsandphysics on February 21, 2010, 11:07:01 pm ---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.
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A large percentage of wives, at least over here. Thats why it is necessary to have no restrictions over each other. Its how I view marriage. :)
Saladin:
I dont knw about u guys, but my parents are very dedicated to their children, they are just about willing to take on any challenge for thus, that would help up. subhanAllah.
$tyli$h Executive:
@Alpha:
I agree that there should be a little bit of restriction as far as extramarital sex is concerned. But this is just as far as it should go.
It is, of course, boring to live with only one partner for the rest of the life. It is a mental torture for both the husband and the wife to form a 'lifelong' commitment and live like that for 40 years. So to free them, it should not be a lifelong one. But a temporary commitment, with a clearly defined time period.
Alpha:
Boring? It's not a reason that sticks on its own. So many things are boring for some people: taking a bath everyday is boring, eating is boring, studying is boring, etc. But that does not change the normal course of life.
Besides, children are not made for temporary periods. Can you see them changing mothers and fathers every time? Then will there be the most disputes.
For me, sticking to one partner for life is not 'boring', it's a proof of integrity.
$tyli$h Executive:
--- Quote from: \m/ |\|!d \m/ on February 22, 2010, 03:37:11 pm ---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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Artificial disaster if its a lifelong commitment.
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