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Bachelor for Life= Euphemism for "Not welcome in Chick Fil-A"

Orly?

When your pecker stops working. Then there is no point

36 and married for 12 years. Would guess 25-26

No way. I'm 24 and not married. Most of my friends aren't married. People seem to be waiting later and later to tie the knot. I'm in no hurry and have been with my girlfriend for around five years now.

Got married at 22. Been great. Don't think I could be a bachelor for life.

Getting married is for the young and dumb. Do not ever get married unless it's later in life and you get a prenup. Good luck starting over financially at 34+ after you file for divorce from your psycho ex and the American legal system decides she gets everything. Nice boat, we'll take that. Your condo? Please, that is gone too. The house? Well you didn't think you would get to keep that did you? So go grab your car and pack as much stuff as you can get into it because that's about all you get. Now spend the next 10 years building back what you had at 30. You lost an entire decade, bro. You are also now cutting a check to her and the kids every month too. You fuc*** up.....May I suggest a kayak for 1,200 dollars instead of that 30,000 dollar boat?

I'm 27 and have had few serious relationships that turned real sour...I'm starting to think that maybe Palmala Handerson is my soul mate!

Interesting choice of words

Damn. Been married 9 years, almost 35 yrs old now. We are total opposites and get along great. Most of our friends either got divorced or appear to be heading in that direction, though. One night we were discussing it and all the contention for stuff in the settlements. She said that if I ever decided I didn't want her or vice versa, that she'd be happy to get the car she drives, 1/2 the equity in the house, and keep our own IRAs/401ks to ourselves, with no alimony. Since she works and makes a good living and contributes, I thought that was pretty fair. Then I started wondering why we were chit chatting about how to split our $&it up.

Anyhoo, I figure that she'd probably stick to that if it came to it (she's always been brutally honest about everything). The only variable is what an attorney and the inlaws could convince her she's owed.

If we were to split b/c I cheated, she'd rape me with a chainsaw. Beyond that, I think she'd be civil.