
krysrenee7
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Posted by tw1nk1e
With a boyfriend I will always put myself first.
With a husband, he is myself.
😉

Posted by tw1nk1e
With a boyfriend I will always put myself first.
With a husband, he is myself.
😉


Posted by tw1nk1ePosted by aquarius09Posted by tw1nk1e
With a boyfriend I will always put myself first.
With a husband, he is myself.
😉
That's an unrealistic difference in the two that you've described.
I call it unrealistic because we all know that humans are creatures of habit. If you were putting yourself first in non marital relationships, who is to say that you would suddenly snap your fingers and change this habit when you get married. That's like a player saying that after marriage, I'll stick to one woman. LOL.
Not really... what I mean by that is that all the decisions I am making for my future plans and my life are going to be focus on my life plan. Boyfriend will not change those goals. But if I get married, my husband is me. We are choosing a life together and it will not longer only be me involved so our decisions and actions and interactions will always come back to the new goal of finding something in the middle for the both of us. I don't find that unrealistic at all. Isn't that the point of marriage?click to expand


Posted by libra08
the thought that you have the title of being " the ONE"
when its a bf/gf thing youll be semi scared to nag your bf the whole day he can easily break off with you the same minute you open your mouth
When you nag a husband you can nag him the whole fucking day or even weeks or years he would just have to put up for all your bullshit because its harder to break up since divorce lawyers are expensive.

Posted by maelstrom
I agree with the OP's sentiment. I've never needed the piece of paper, loyalty/faithfulness can be had either way and marriage certainly doesn't guarantee the protection of them. 😛


Posted by missnia08
A bf is like an auditioning process. I'm still checking to see if he's the right one for me, do I wanna marry him, do I see myself possibly being with him for the rest of my life. Are we compatible and/or soulmates.
But a husband is all of that and some. Your husband gets everything. (spoiled rotten) And once you're married, your separate lives become one.

Posted by Rabbit
There's also the fact that the marriage license signifies that you are "in it for the long haul". I agree it may simply be psychological, but it shows a willingness to commit beyond just words.
Anyone can say "yeah baby I'll be with you forever"...but it takes cajones to actually put that into a legal contract. You now have a duty to cash the check your mouth just wrote and there's a different level of seriousness at that point.
Granted, it not as that stops people from marrying these days even if they aren't ready for or actually wanting it.
Like everything else, marriage had become disposable.
***end old married man rant***





Posted by krysrenee7
B/w a girlfriend vs. a wife OR a boyfriend vs. a husband OTHER THAN the a marriage license?
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But yet only 32% of women were ok with getting into a relationship or marriage with a man who was bisexual or somewhat attracted to the same sex.
I wonder why that is?
I get it, I get it, men can sometimes def. be into the whole "3-some" thing. When they hear that girls like other girls, they immediately start envisioning their deepest fantasies of seeing girl on girl action. I also understand that when women imagine 2 men together in a sexual manner that it doesn't necessarily turn on the "lust" button for them.
But the ladies don't seem to be too thrilled or too accepting of a man who is bisexual or whose been with other men before, even if that very man promises that he'll be faithful OR atleast that if he cheats, that it won't be with another man.
That's so backwards to me.
To me, it's all the same. Why does it seems like men are much more ok with dating someone bisexual vs. women being ok with it? The study even showed that if a bisexual woman were to be with a woman, she wouldn't knock her partner for being bisexual, but yet had that very same woman been dating a bisexual man, there'd be problems, insecurity & trust issues. Idk, it all seems kind of silly to me.