To Wed or Not to Wed

Daja · 03-14-2013

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Originally Posted by Halia

I second. It's also the same reason as to why I've chosen to give my beau a chance to live with me despite his heroin addiction. Like giving it a last shot if it works. All for the baby.

In the end, it's all about what's best for the baby

Edda · 04-02-2013

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Originally Posted by Daja

In the end, it's all about what's best for the baby

I agree. The welfare of the kids should be the first and topmost concern.

Abana · 04-13-2013

Domestic partnership is a great idea given their situation. It's better to test the waters first before jumping into something as serious as marriage just like that.

Daja · 04-16-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

Domestic partnership is a great idea given their situation. It's better to test the waters first before jumping into something as serious as marriage just like that.

Soooo true Abana! And getting divorced is a hassle

Dalinda · 05-05-2013

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Originally Posted by Daja

Soooo true Abana! And getting divorced is a hassle

You're right. Not only a hassle paper-wise, but it's costly and emotionally draining especially if there are kids getting involved. So sad...

Fanny · 04-21-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

Domestic partnership is a great idea given their situation. It's better to test the waters first before jumping into something as serious as marriage just like that.

I agree. Domestic partnership is a practical way in deciding on whether to give marriage a go or not.

Edda · 05-11-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

Domestic partnership is a great idea given their situation. It's better to test the waters first before jumping into something as serious as marriage just like that.

True. It's very practical and it is an efficient way to know if you're willing to embrace the good and not-so-good side of your man.

Abana · 06-01-2013

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Originally Posted by Edda

True. It's very practical and it is an efficient way to know if you're willing to embrace the good and not-so-good side of your man.

How many years would you opt for a domestic partnership? I figured, 2 years max is ok.

Cadelaria · 06-29-2013

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Originally Posted by Abana

How many years would you opt for a domestic partnership? I figured, 2 years max is ok.

I second! 2 years. Make it 3 if you get to be engaged in your 2nd year for wedding plans and all.

Idalia · 08-10-2013

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Originally Posted by Cadelaria

I second! 2 years. Make it 3 if you get to be engaged in your 2nd year for wedding plans and all.

I agree 2 to 3 years! Oh, how I wish I'd get married with a man who'd love and treat me and my bubs right... soon!!