Poll: Are you married?

[Noamuth]

Nope, and couldn't get married if I wanted to.

Oh well~

 

[Falconknight06]

I'm about as attractive as a bag of sick glued onto plague victim, so, no.

You need to find yourself a Pathologist. I know a couple of them and they love that kind of thing.

 

[Ladie Au Pair]

i was supposed to be getting married this saturday.... she left me just a month ago....
i think i need a drink.....

*Hands you some gin*

I'm sorry. That whole thing can be rough on both parties. I know.

 

[Bofus Teefus]

I used to nuke any conversation my ex would try to have about marriage and/or kids. I think the logic was that I didn't even want her to think of it as a possibility until I'd finished grad school. I guess this means that I'm at the point where I'm open to the idea of it ever happening.

 

[SunGryphon]

Yep. Twice!

 

[Bored Tomatoe]

Nope, don't plan on it, I don't like the idea of someone else being entitled to my stuff, no matter how much I enjoy their company... I come first...

 

[US Crash Fire]

X{ *gin/whiskey face* thanks. i needed that.

 

[Spirultima]

I'm about as attractive as a bag of sick glued onto plague victim, so, no.

You need to find yourself a Pathologist. I know a couple of them and they love that kind of thing.

DAMN YOU! XD

 

[Bibliomancer]

Nope, only a sophomore in college.

 

[dalek sec]

Nope and I never plan on it either, I like being free.

 

[annasabra]

Planning a June 2010 wedding.

 

[JMeganSnow]

Nope and I never plan on it either, I like being free.

Free to do *what*? You gain a number of rights via marriage (such as the right to visit your unconscious spouse in the hospital and shared custody of any minor children) and as far as I can tell you don't lose any.

It'd be more accurate to say that you don't want to have to worry about someone's potential disapproval.

 

[cathou]

it's been 3 years last december. but i know her since 2000.

Yes, her, before anyone ask, it's legal in canada since 2005...

 

[dalek sec]

Nope and I never plan on it either, I like being free.

Free to do *what*? You gain a number of rights via marriage (such as the right to visit your unconscious spouse in the hospital and shared custody of any minor children) and as far as I can tell you don't lose any.

It'd be more accurate to say that you don't want to have to worry about someone's potential disapproval.

As in free to do what I want, don't have someone bothering me things. I'm a loner alright?

 

[JMeganSnow]

Nope and I never plan on it either, I like being free.

Free to do *what*? You gain a number of rights via marriage (such as the right to visit your unconscious spouse in the hospital and shared custody of any minor children) and as far as I can tell you don't lose any.

It'd be more accurate to say that you don't want to have to worry about someone's potential disapproval.

As in free to do what I want, don't have someone bothering me things. I'm a loner alright?

That's why most people marry someone who wants them to do what they want to do. Why would you want to marry someone who doesn't like what you do? Foolishness.

 

[Finnboghi]

i was supposed to be getting married this saturday.... she left me just a month ago....
i think i need a drink.....

*Hands you some gin*

I'm sorry. That whole thing can be rough on both parties. I know.

*Mixes you a Ceasar*

Sorry to hear that, dude...

Maybe she'll realize she made a terrible mistake and come running back?

Also, not yet. But I've got my proposal all planned out.

 

[clem]

]I'm not.
I'm in college now and I can't say I'm looking for anything serious unless the right one is dropped right into my lap.
Love is great, honestly. I used to love being with my high school girlfriends more than anything and I was always 100% faithful to them.
But then I woke up and realized, truly, there is no one at my age even close to being trustworthy; that I'd turn my back and she'd be messing with someone else, using my money and occasionally paying attention to me.
But I'm bitter, so hey.
I think maturity sets in with age and with age is when girls grow into women. That's when I'd imagine they're ready for marriage; when I'll be ready for it.

QFT

 

[dalek sec]

That's why most people marry someone who wants them to do what they want to do. Why would you want to marry someone who doesn't like what you do? Foolishness.

I don't see the point in you bothering me over my choice, I don't want to get married or anything like that and that's final. I fail to see how my choice could harm you in any way shape or form

 

[JMeganSnow]

That's why most people marry someone who wants them to do what they want to do. Why would you want to marry someone who doesn't like what you do? Foolishness.

I don't see the point in you bothering me over my choice, I don't want to get married or anything like that and that's final. I fail to see how my choice could harm you in any way shape or form

Your choice bothers me not at all--I don't expect ever to get married, myself. It doesn't seem worth the legal hassle to get hitched (and then probably later get un-hitched), particularly given the state of the legal system. I just find your reasoning to be specious because a married person does not have any less "freedom" than an unmarried one, although some of their actions may have *different* consequences given their legal status.

 

[dalek sec]

That's why most people marry someone who wants them to do what they want to do. Why would you want to marry someone who doesn't like what you do? Foolishness.

I don't see the point in you bothering me over my choice, I don't want to get married or anything like that and that's final. I fail to see how my choice could harm you in any way shape or form

Your choice bothers me not at all--I don't expect ever to get married, myself. It doesn't seem worth the legal hassle to get hitched (and then probably later get un-hitched), particularly given the state of the legal system. I just find your reasoning to be specious because a married person does not have any less "freedom" than an unmarried one, although some of their actions may have *different* consequences given their legal status.

I'm not married, single and I plan on keeping it that way.