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Re: Shakacon in Honolulu CFP
Having just passed an anniversary and well into our third decade as a married couple, I can tell you that marriage is an institution that requires commitment. But the same applies to an insane asylum. My wife would agree with both sides of that, too. 
Marriage as a life-long thing works for some people, and not for others. It also works serially for some people. I know several of both genders who apparently like marriage for stretches of a year to a decade, and then find someone else. Rinse, repeat. It seems to suit them.
As for the government being involved, IMHO, it's none of their business. It's purely for P&R reasons that "marriage" exists in it's current state, and most of those reasons are historical. Without going into the whole P&R discussion though, we probably can't talk about it here for too much more.
Yes... following them to the batcave. If you're talking about following them down the aisle, heh... good lord, man.
Absolutely zero offense to the two sweetest kids that i know when i say this, but are you fucking nuts? Some people are just built for marriage... i certainly am not. And i'm fairly certain that none of the women in my life are really super-keen on it, either.
Perhaps a reading from the book of Stanhope...
Absolutely zero offense to the two sweetest kids that i know when i say this, but are you fucking nuts? Some people are just built for marriage... i certainly am not. And i'm fairly certain that none of the women in my life are really super-keen on it, either.
Perhaps a reading from the book of Stanhope...
Marriage as a life-long thing works for some people, and not for others. It also works serially for some people. I know several of both genders who apparently like marriage for stretches of a year to a decade, and then find someone else. Rinse, repeat. It seems to suit them.
As for the government being involved, IMHO, it's none of their business. It's purely for P&R reasons that "marriage" exists in it's current state, and most of those reasons are historical. Without going into the whole P&R discussion though, we probably can't talk about it here for too much more.
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