Hacksaw Jim Thuggin
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goes through 1000 Instagram dimes profiles, sees no wedding ring on finger sees no wedding photos
majority of those chicks are <25 yrs old breh...you SHOULDNT see any rings....
goes through 1000 Instagram dimes profiles, sees no wedding ring on finger sees no wedding photos
i sincerely don't wish to debate this with you. at the end of the day, your relationship is your business.You may have me mistaken for someone else.
Did a quick google search:
The average wedding cost in the United States is $25,200. Couples typically spend between $18,900 and $31,500 but, most couples spend less than $10,000. This does not include cost for a honeymoon.
Could people justify spending $10,000 in 1 day on a party if it wasn't a wedding?
"But, but, but...weddings are special. It's once in a lifetime..."
Not these days...
As you werei sincerely don't wish to debate this with you. at the end of the day, your relationship is your business.
but say you're 25 and start a relationship, stay with him 5 years and he hasn't proposed, if he's gone, you're now 30, single and starting all over. now you wait some time to get back in your groove, then meet another guy, wait a year or two hoping that he proposes, say he does, another year to be engaged, married. now your pushing maybe 35 still no kids (and that's assuming every single thing went smoothly).If I'm in a solid relationship with someone for 5 yrs and he isn't trying to put a ring on it. He's gone.
where i live i don't think there is a single legal benefit that comes with marriage that i couldn't obtain otherwise through notarized documents.Why wouldn't you want a legal marriage though especially considering you're going to be living with this person, you definitely want the legal benefits that come with a legal marriage.
Would these documents be separate for separate occasions? Like, for example, can you put your non-spouse on your insurance? I think it's more beneficial just to get a marriage license like a "package deal" instead of getting all these separate documents.where i live i don't think there is a single legal benefit that comes with marriage that i couldn't obtain otherwise through notarized documents.
where i live you can from my understanding.Would these documents be separate for separate occasions? Like, for example, can you put your non-spouse on your insurance? I think it's more beneficial just to get a marriage license like a "package deal" instead of getting all these separate documents.
There are a million ways to skin a cat. If a woman's goal is to get married and get your cash, she will get married and get your cash.There is always the baby hustle..
Yes I would have loss big time. But marriage is very serious and not everyone can decide if they want to marry someone within 2 or 3 yrs. 5 yrs is plenty of time. Actually it's really to much for real.but say you're 25 and start a relationship, stay with him 5 years and he hasn't proposed, if he's gone, you're now 30, single and starting all over. now you wait some time to get back in your groove, then meet another guy, wait a year or two hoping that he proposes, say he does, another year to be engaged, married. now your pushing maybe 35 still no kids (and that's assuming every single thing went smoothly).
my point is, if it took you 5 years to figure out dude wasn't about that marriage life, you lost big time...