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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut
I'll openly concede that I'm needlessly dogmatic here, but I'll never understand the "lets get married at the courthouse" folks.
It's important. ACT like it.
I've never known a couple to do the half-assed marriage thing where "Oh we're gonna just get the certificate signed and have a party later" where the marriage lasted. Now I don't know 50 people like that, but I think I know 5 or 6 and all of those folks got divorced within 5 years. And yes, I know that it's not universal, but I absolutely think the 'success rate' on those marriages is significantly lower.
Meanwhile myself and most of my friends got married fairly young; all by age 25. And all of us did the full marriage ceremony and what not. And all of us are still married, most of us over a decade later (I'm at 20 next summer).
I just think a lot of folks are strangely glib about what SHOULD be the most important decision you'll ever make in your life.
Then again, I'll spend months researching breeders before I'll so much as buy a dog. So there's probably an acceptable middle ground to be found.
But man, if it's that important, treat it as such.
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I also don’t believe ANY women who say they’d be perfectly happy just getting married at the courthouse.
These women think about their wedding day from the time they’re little girls on. Then, they watch ALL their friends have their big days.
With as much as women compete with each other, I refuse to believe that not having a wedding day is just no big deal. They’re lying to themselves when they say that.