2010-02-25, 10:33 PM
1) I'm 17 and a half (YESAHALF) atm. ;D
2) Marriage is something I've subconsciously expected of my life, although I wonder if it's a practical endeavor.
3) It would cut bills a lot, so if we were serious, probably. (See #4)
4) Helps avoid. You get to learn about splitting duties, etc., before the marriage. In a sense, it kills the weak marriages before they are formed.
5) Love? Nope. As long as both people can keep each other content, it'd work. That being said, it'd be hard to do so without some kind of honest love from at least one party.
6) Like with marriage, a subconscious expectation of my life. I'd probably have 2, since I grew up with one sister, and 2 is the average in the US. But I don't plan on doing it while I'm young. I don't want to spend my youth(of adult life) taking care of babies. My economic condition would also play a huge roll. If I'm making 20 grand (ignore inflation), I'll push it off. If I'm making 100, I think I could afford it.
2) Marriage is something I've subconsciously expected of my life, although I wonder if it's a practical endeavor.
3) It would cut bills a lot, so if we were serious, probably. (See #4)
4) Helps avoid. You get to learn about splitting duties, etc., before the marriage. In a sense, it kills the weak marriages before they are formed.
5) Love? Nope. As long as both people can keep each other content, it'd work. That being said, it'd be hard to do so without some kind of honest love from at least one party.
6) Like with marriage, a subconscious expectation of my life. I'd probably have 2, since I grew up with one sister, and 2 is the average in the US. But I don't plan on doing it while I'm young. I don't want to spend my youth(of adult life) taking care of babies. My economic condition would also play a huge roll. If I'm making 20 grand (ignore inflation), I'll push it off. If I'm making 100, I think I could afford it.