to prove a point

[daved150]

just a couple Q's...i'll explain later, but i need as many participants as poss.

1) are you married or in a relationship for a long time and might as well be married or are planning to be married?

2) are you divorced now?

3) were/are your parents happily married while you grew up or were they divorced?

4) was/are your spouces, or ex-spouces parents happily married or divorced?

i would appreciate anyone who could answer these q's. no need to elabrate, just an honest answer.

[cyberlegend1994]

Re: to prove a point

1. Married now.
2. See #1.
3. Parents divorced when I was too young to remember.
4. In-laws are still married after over 40 years.

[horsepwr]

Re: to prove a point

I usually don't care for surveys, but anything for you sugar tits.

1. happily married
2. see 1.
3. My folks divorced when I was 6.
4. Wife's folks were happily married as far as her and her sister thought, but divorced when my wife was 15, I think it was.

[bowbow]

Re: to prove a point

Married
parents married but not happily
same as above

[mandarb11]

Re: to prove a point

1. married
2. Still married over 13 years now
3. Parents divorced when I was 14
4.Wifes parents are still married

[kite]

Re: to prove a point

1) are you married or in a relationship for a long time and might as well be married or are planning to be married?
yeppers

2) are you divorced now?
yes and remarried (not the same one, lol!)

3) were/are your parents happily married while you grew up or were they divorced?
divorced
4) was/are your spouces, or ex-spouces parents happily married or divorced?

current spouse, married. Folks have been married for 30+ years
Ex-spouse's folks were divorced.

[daved150]

Re: to prove a point

1 yes, 17 yrs (18 in march)
2 no
3 yep, 45+ yrs
4 divorsed

[daved150]

Re: to prove a point

a few more would help...want to try to get 10 or more

[Testify]

Re: to prove a point

Married
Never divorced
Parents still married - 31 years
In-laws still married 35+ years

[Waterboy]

Re: to prove a point

1) Married
2) Married
3) Parents divorced when I was 13.
4) My father has remarried

[BABY1]

Re: to prove a point

#1-married
#3-my parents will be married 50 years this year
#4-husbands parents divorced when he was a toddler

[BABY1]

Re: to prove a point

You didn't tell us what the point of this was yet!

[Deno]

Re: to prove a point

1. in relationship planning to marry my beautiful girlfriend.
2. check #1
3. parents are still married, living together but their marriage did suffer alot of damage back in the days.
4. my GF was never married..

[Klash]

Re: to prove a point

just a couple Q's...i'll explain later, but i need as many participants as poss.

1) are you married or in a relationship for a long time and might as well be married or are planning to be married?

2) are you divorced now?

3) were/are your parents happily married while you grew up or were they divorced?

4) was/are your spouces, or ex-spouces parents happily married or divorced?

i would appreciate anyone who could answer these q's. no need to elabrate, just an honest answer.

1)MARRIED
2)HAVE NOT BEEN DIVORCED
3)PARENTS ARE STILL MARRIED
4)SPOUSES PARENTS ARE STILL MARRIED

[Merc]

Re: to prove a point

married
parents divorced
inlaws still married