marriage

[Bobby1]

Re: marriage

@NaanGuard

It’s funny you say this…cause I’ve been perpetually single my whole life and am perfectly fine coming home to no one. Just shows how people can be completely different. Of course I have my parents and I understand your point about being “truly alone.” You do need other people in your life.. friends, family, etc..

I’ve talked to girls for marriage and stuff..but I haven’t dated/been in a relationship. But I agree that you shouldn’t get into a relationship where you aren’t emotionally, psychologically and financially ready.

I never got lonely when I was surrounded by family, try living alone for a few months and perhaps you will change your mind. Now that my parents are passed away there isn’t that comfort about knowing someone cares for you. Now the biggest rock and support is only my wife. Kids here don’t have the same emotional bonds. Once you reach 40s is when you realize how important it is to have a strong bond. Make sure you treat her great when you are strong and powerful and she will treat you well when you are old and not good looking. Great relationships don’t happen, you have to make them happen.