it may possibly. it depends on the woman. i womans instincts are usually that they want to get married and have a family. but not all women. so if she falls into the category of wanting a family it may make her leave. because she may feel like you dont love her enough. what is the reasoning as to why you dont want to get married if you dont mind me asking?

It would for me. This has happened. This guy i really liked told me that. And he was serous.So to me , it sounds like he wants just sex. Because why would you be boyfriend and girlfriend if there was no hope of ever having that relationship grow into something new? Its basically a waste of time. Now i know. The guy and i are just friends.

It might. Depends on the circumstances of the relationship. If she is not planning to marry YOU, but likes dating you, then it might not be an issue. But if there is any thought in her mind that someday, you might be The One, and by that she means marriage, then it probably will ruin it.

I think she would have a great respect for knowing where you stand and what you want from the relationship. Whether you just do not want to get married but will stay committed to one person.. or something else.. talk it out so she has the choice in going for what she wants. She may decide she wants more in a relationship or she may decide to be with you no matter what.

Not necessarily. It depends on whether she enjoys a challenge or not. A lot of women would stay with you with the hope that they could persuade you to change your mind.

Most women are looking for a relationship that leads to a long term commitment like marriage. I suppose there are a few out there that don't fancy the idea of getting married. It would really depend on the woman. Then there are women that want children and will become moms with or without being married. Being honest from the start is advisable so no one's time is wasted and there are no hurt feelings.

It may, but telling her is absolutely the right thing to do. If she does want marriage, which many women do, she deserves to know if she's in a relationship with someone who does not.

Perhaps it would end the relationship, but what would ruin the relationship is to needlessly string it along, wasting her time, only to set her up for disappointment and heartache. Some women hear their body clocks talking to them, and they want to have children. The right thing to do is to communicate our goals in life upfront.

It depends so much on the woman it's impossible to tell. Personally it wouldn't bother me (I would actually be more likely to be put off by a man who seemed over-eager to get married- and I think many younger women feel the same way. It may even be a relief to her that you feel this way!) Some women however, once they get past the casual stage of the relationship, have a hope, if not an expectation, that it might lead to marriage. If you told her of your feelings she might not be as eager to pursue the relationship (I think this is a bit silly, but that's just me, there are women out there who are very "mariage-minded") If you ares till at dating stage, I wouldn't worry about it too much. IF its getting serious I think its only sensible to let your feelings be known for both of your sakes. It is certainly more considerate towards her to let her know how you view the relationship so that she is not misled into thinking it's going somewhere it isn't, but also for your own sake, as it is probably a waste of your time to be in a relationship with someone who's values and ideals are so different from your own. Essentially, you need to tell her. If it ends the relationship then it wasn't a relationship you should have been in in the first place.

Yes it would ruin the relationship in some cases. Most women are looking for a relationship to turn into marriage. Others could care less to get married. I'd ask her, if she wants a relationship that is long lasting, and could pursue into marriage, or if she wants just a casual relationship/dating.

Only if she has no such plans or is simply trying to cultivate a friendship with you.

ya pretty much cuz marriage is pretty much the highest point of relation ship so your basically sayying why go to the top of the mountain when im fine here in the village

Actually I know some women that say they never plan to get married either. They'd probably be attracted to you.

It depends on what the woman is looking for in life but it could put a damper on things.

Depends entirely apon the women and how she feels about marriage.Some women are just as anti marriage as men some even more . If it is not going to make a difference to the relationship there does not seem a reason to change it in many cases. If for religious reasons the women thinks living together is not the correct thing to do ,then there is much less chance of her staying with a man that does not wish to marry. Other women may wish to try to change your mind

I don't think it'll interfere with the relationship if everything was told from the begining.If the female doesn't like it she has two choices stay or leave.

It depends on the woman. Not all women feel the pressure of marriage - MOST, but not ALL. I think it's the responsible thing to do to be honest. If you're with a woman who is waiting for you to pop the question and you never do, then you risk hurting her more than you ever could by being honest up front.

as long as you have the same feealings on the situation it shouldnt ruin it. if it does then let it go, always be truthful.

Honesty is the best policy, especially here. If she is wanting to get married then you need to tell her. If you don't, then you are stringing her along, keeping her from a life, that she will be able to get married. If you don't want to get married, if you love her, then ask yourself, why? If she doesn't care one way or another then great. Just be honest with yourself and with those around you. You may not like it at first, but in the long run it will make more sense.

It really depends on the woman. If she is looking for that type of future, then it has more potential to ruin a relationship than it would otherwise. Marriage is not the only commitment option anyhow. Personally, it doesn't bother me a bit.

It's one of the first things I make clear.