SpangeMonkee said:maybe you should try eharmony.
A friend of ours does that and gets some play.
SpangeMonkee said:maybe you should try eharmony.
F33nX said:i'm sorta in the same boat, except not only is everyone around me dating (me included), but everyone is getting MARRIED. wtf. it doesn't help that i've started thinking about marriage (but it's totally blatantly one sided, sigh), but now everyone around me is married or going through the experience of getting married. i'll be lucky not to slit my wrists from lack of finances from wedding presents or lack of bling on the important finger come next wedding season.
gottoys? said:why do you have to have a piece of paper to prove your love and commitment).
gottoys? said:Ya what's the deal with this? I have never been married and never wanted to get married - but now all of a sudden it seems 95% of the adult pop is married or just got married (the 'Burgers') or about to get married (candy and SD). This is great and I am real happy for everyone but now I am thinking dam maybe I'm suppose to get married (even though I never really believed in it - why do you have to have a piece of paper to prove your love and commitment).
itburnswhenipee said:Property rights.
Marriage has absolutely nothing to do with love and commitment. It has everything to do with claims on real property, durable goods, and cash money. Just ask a divorce lawyer.
Stay strong sistagottoys? said:Ya what's the deal with this? I have never been married and never wanted to get married - but now all of a sudden it seems 95% of the adult pop is married or just got married (the 'Burgers') or about to get married (candy and SD). This is great and I am real happy for everyone but now I am thinking dam maybe I'm suppose to get married (even though I never really believed in it - why do you have to have a piece of paper to prove your love and commitment).
5 years living together and you have all the rights of a married couple regardless.April23 said:Bah fly and I aren't married and have no plans about it. Society pushes that crap.
FlamingGlory said:5 years living together and you have all the rights of a married couple regardless.
Didn't common law marriage die?FlamingGlory said:5 years living together and you have all the rights of a married couple regardless.
Interesting, although it was a law here until 1933, which was when my school last purchased textbooks ^___^fly said:Didn't common law marriage die?
edit: It appears so http://www.unmarried.org/common-law-marriage.html
b_sinning said:The best girlfriends are not found in bars or clubs. They are found through the accidential encounters or the road less taken part of your single routine. It sucks becuase everyone wants someone and those typse of things to happen but they have to happen by accident. Love is not fair. It's sneaky, crafty, and sometimes just evil.
Good Luck on the hunt my single brothers.
fly said:Didn't common law marriage die?
edit: It appears so http://www.unmarried.org/common-law-marriage.html
wtftaeric said:I was going to say it better be dead. Otherwise I believe I would be married now. That would be.... weird, to be sure.
theacoustician said:His roommate is a chick.